A Wolf Called Wander by Rosanne Parry (Author) and
“A Wolf Called Wander”, written by Rosanne Parry, is a middle-grade novel set across the wild landscapes of the western United States.
The story was inspired by the true story of a wolf known as OR-7. The book follows Swift, a young wolf cub, who wants to be a pack leader, get separated from his pack after they were attacked and defeated by a rival wolf pack.
Swift tries to survive. He remembers his Mother’s lessons and is determined to survive and try to find his family: “All creatures eat and all are eaten in the end, but I am not ready to be eaten, not today.” He journeys hundreds of miles across the Pacific Northwest: through forests, mountains, and open plains in search of a new home. How will his story end?
With amazing insights into wildlife behaviour, the story gives readers a vivid look at American wilderness settings, animal survival, and real ecological themes. It’s an excellent pick for families seeking middle-grade books set in the United States, especially those that highlight nature, adventure, and regional American landscapes. The book is very educational and gives amazing insights into behavior of wolfs.
