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Baree, Son of Kazan

James Oliver Curwood

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Then his greatest longing was for his mother. Since then a still greater yearning had come into his life—for food. In a way it was fortunate for him that he had almost died of exhaustion and starvation, for his experience had helped to make a man of him—or a wolf-dog, just as you are of a mind to put it. He would miss his mother for a long time. But he would never miss her again as he had missed her yesterday, and the day before.

That afternoon Baree took a long nap close to his cache. Then he uncovered the partridge and ate his supper. When his fourth night alone came, he did not hide himself as he had done on the three preceding nights. He was strangely and curiously alert. Under the moon and the stars he prowled in the edge of the forest and out on the burn. He listened with a new kind of thrill to the far-away cry of a wolf-pack on the hunt. He listened to the ghostly whoo-whoo-whoo of the owls without shivering. Sounds and sile. . . Read More

Community Reviews

I had high hopes. They weren't met.
This book idea had so much potential, yet it was wasted on some strange western love story drama.
I was looking forward to a factually accurate story from the wolves POV. Unfortunately, the author doesn't seem to have done his research and just wrote what he though

bari got that dawg in him
(e polli ulkonja dhe baba kazani esht qen)

3.5 stars rounded up. The beginning third of the book is a young Baree learning to survive in the wild which doesn't interest me so much. As far as the type of melodramatic story common for when it was first published in 1017, it is pretty typical. I overall enjoyed the book and will provide exerpts

How I enjoyed everything in this story and some more even though it is a sequel. Easy readable and a great adventure until the end. Great story.

For any lover of the outdoors

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As a child digging around in my grandparents' garage, I found a number of old books which my father had as a child. Among the Edgar Rice Burroughs, Zane Grey, and others there was James Oliver Curw

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