White Fang

White Fang, written by Jack London, is the mirror work of the author's famous novel The Call of the Wild. Much of the story is written from the view point of the animal, and how he judges the world around him and adjusts accordingly.

This book depicts the birth and life of White Fang, a three quarters wolf-dog hybrid. When famine sets in, a pack of wolves start pursuing two men in the northern wilderness. Later, with the ease of food, the leader of the pack-a she-wolf dog-gives birth to a litter of pups of which only one survives, to lead an unpredictable and dangerous life.