White Fang is a fiction novel about a wild wolf (White Fang), written by Jack London and published in 1980. The beginning of this classic is set in the wild North by the McKenzie river. As the story progresses, the setting changes frequently within similar environments, leading us through White Fang’s journey. The change of setting is important because each time it shows us a new way White Fang is treated by humanity. This story is a great representation that you can teach an old dog new tricks with a little bit of time, love, and patience.

White Fang is the main character of this book. It is written in 3rd person limited perspective,giving you insight on everything he thinks, sees, and feels. The storyline delves into the treatment of wild animals by different humans. The changing circumstances under which he lives can make the tone of the book fluctuate a lot. Sometimes it is sad and stressful, while other times it is hopeful and optimistic. I think this adds character to the book because it constantly has you as the reader hoping and wishing White Fang the best. You are constantly turning the pages wanting to read more.

There is a she-wolf in the start of the book. She was the most intelligent, fastest, and strongest wolf out there. She is an important character in this book because she sets up the standard for her son, White Fang. As you continue to read the book you learn that White Fang has exceeded those expectations. ¨Fear urged him to go back, but growth drove him on.¨ This quote from White Fang shows the strength passed down to him. It tells you that no matter how scary something may seem, the end result will always be worth it. This lesson is splashed very thoroughly throughout the book.

I believe the major conflict in this book is the struggle to find peace between humankind and animals, especially wild animals. This book is a great way to describe how important it is to give things and people second chances, because you don’t know how that patience and kindness can change their life. White Fang could have been given up on many times, but as you read the book you learn there is something keeping him here. This book is so well written and very descriptive it will be found interesting to any age group, you won't want to put it down. I highly recommend this book and encourage you to read it. I promise you won't regret it!