Description

Experience the thrilling wilderness of The Call of the Wild by Jack London with this convenient pocket-sized edition. Follow the courageous Buck on his journey of survival, self-discovery, and the timeless bond between humans and animals.

A gripping adventure in the palm of your hand!
 

• Jack London's captivating adventure of a dog's struggle for survival in the harsh Alaskan wilderness
• Immersive storytelling that captures the raw beauty and challenges of nature
• Explores themes of loyalty, instinct, and the primal nature of the human-animal connection
• A compact edition that allows you to carry this gripping tale wherever you go
• A must-read for adventure lovers, animal enthusiasts, and anyone seeking an unforgettable literary journey

About the Author

Born John Griffith Chaney in San Francisco, California, on 12 January 1876, Jack London was brought up in a working-class family. He self-educated himself and began working at the age of thirteen. He worked in a cannery, a jute mill, pirated oysters, worked aboard a sealing sailing ship, and became a hobo.
Drawing on his own experiences during the Gold Rush days, The Call of the Wild was written in Piedmont, California. His other famous works include White Fang (1906), The Sea-Wolf (1904), and John Barleycorn (1913). A successful novelist, journalist, and social activist, London died 1916 aged forty. He continues to remembered for his celebrated novel, The Call of the Wild.