Julie's Wolf Pack

I loved getting the story from the wolf's perspective. Very excellent strategy, and much more satisfying, I have to say, than the second book in the series. Of course, that might just be because I love the wolves the best. Excellent messages about the balance of an ecosystem, and how humans and wolv......more

This was an interesting end to the trilogy. I liked the different POV on this one involving more of the interaction of the wolves... among the wolves. Julie is there, but she's not as big as the other books. The involvement of (view spoiler)[rabies and its affects on the wolf packs (hide spoiler)] added a new element and tension.......more

The Julie series is one of my favorite depictions of wolf behavior....yes that's what I enjoy most about it. Such imaginative perspective on the author's part!!......more

I'm not sure what reminded me this book, but I'm not sure how I forgot it. I read this book years ago, and I'm just guessing on the time. I absolutely adored this book! I am very tempted to read it again. I had no clue that it was part of a series! So it is definitely a stand-alone type book, regard......more

genre: Middle-grade fiction Unlike the previous 2 book which followed Miyax (Julie), the young Inuit girl who was adopted and saved by wolves, this book follows the lives of the wolf pack lead by Kapu. It was okay. I think 10-year-old me would have liked it better than I actually did. It's wolves. They......more