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Jack London The Call Of The Wild

Jack London The Call Of The Wild

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Franklin Walker • 1960

ISBN: 0-451-51994-9 TMC: SS373(MB)

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The Call of the Wild is a famous novel by Jack London. The story follows Buck, a strong domestic dog who is taken from his comfortable home in California and forced to work as a sled dog during the Klondike Gold Rush in the Yukon.

As Buck faces harsh weather, cruel treatment, competition, and the struggle for survival, he gradually reconnects with his wild instincts. The novel explores the conflict between civilization and nature and shows Buck’s transformation from a domesticated dog into a powerful and independent animal

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Jack London Buck Adventure Nature Wilderness Survival Animal Fiction Yukon Klondike Gold Rush Sled Dogs Instinct Freedom Civilization Wildness Courage Loyalty Struggle Transformation Classic Literature Human-Animal Relationship.

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