
A twelve-year-old boy bonds with a wolf cub and faces ancient evil in a vividly imagined Stone Age forest of clans and spirits.
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A twelve-year-old boy bonds with a wolf cub and faces ancient evil in a vividly imagined Stone Age forest of clans and spirits.
Upon reading Wolf Brother you are immediately immersed into a world of fantasy and adventure, yet within our distant past. The 'Old World' civilization which Wolf Brother is set in encapsulates the clan traditions and animal worship chosen by forest-dwelling peoples. Paver keeps the reader transfixed as Torak, aged only twelve, is thrust into a terrifying and difficult world, as the death of his Fa leaves him to survive on his own. He meets an animal friend and other clan members on the way to a...
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No romantic or sexual content
Father mauled by demon bear; hunting, peril, and violent fights
No strong language
No substance use depicted
No LGBTQIA+ representation depicted
Animistic clan beliefs, animal spirits, and ritual practices
Central mage powers, spirit world, and wolf-bond communication
Demon-possessed bear; Soul Eaters and soul-destruction themes
No political or ideological content
No self-harm or suicide content
Parental death; child endures harsh wilderness survival alone
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