White Fang

The immortal story of White Fang, a dog-wolf crossbreed who fearlessly overcomes the trials of a harsh life in the arctic wilderness but is almost destroyed by human cruelty and malice, is known by generations of young readers. We are captivated again and again by the masterful depiction of his adventures, complemented by the author's reflections on the ruthless laws of life. The book is one of Jack London's most famous works; the story has been adapted for film and also served as the basis for a popular children's series.

With this book, the author follows up on his most famous work, The Call of the Wild, but now focuses on the opposite situation, where a wild wolf becomes a domesticated dog. One of the important themes is the question of the environment's influence on an individual's personality and behaviour. In the inhospitable northern wasteland, only the strongest survive, but through this novel, London tries to show that love and kindness can change a person's character just as well as violence can.