The Ways of the Wolf

The Ways of the Wolf

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The Ways of the Wolf has been endorsed by the UK Wolf Conservation Trust.

Majestic and fierce, proud and strong, the wolf has always been a source of fascination - and fear. It remains one of the most misunderstood of all creatures, frequently cast as our mortal enemy. The truth is that wolves and humans are more closely connected than we dare to admit. With beautifully lyrical language, Smriti Prasadam-Halls explores the lightning speed, echoing howl and family life of these mysterious animals, revealing astonishing facts and overturning misconceptions as she does so.

Author : Smriti Prasadam-Halls

Edition : Hachette Children's Group, Hardback, 48 pages

ISBN : 9781526360304

Published : 5th October 2017

Weight: 560g
Dimensions: 318 x 248 x 12mm

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