Wordsworth Call of the Wild & White Fang

This is not an actual reading book. It has been printed on A4 paper, with the text offset, and each page containing an unacceptable amount of white space from the rest of the paper. Highly recommended to AVOID purchasing this, and look for a genuine copy.

This is wonderful story, but this is a terrible book.It isn't produced by a proper publisher. It is printed in tiny, tiny type - maybe 6 point. Looks like someone has knocked it up on their 1980's word-processer. I bought it for my 9 yr old daughter and it's useless. I am now ordering a proper version. Don't buy this version, you'll hate it.

I wondered if this was really for children. It does say so on the front cover. It seems overly aggressive, violent and inappropriate for my 6 and 9 yo. There’s quite a lot of growling and attacking noises (the main sound effects) which really resonate around the car! The story is weak. It’s also terribly short (maybe 40 mins?) I was expecting the interesting part to begin once the destination was reached but it just ended. I wouldn’t recommend it.We had Moonfleet and Tom’s midnight garden from BBC cds and they were both brilliant. This is a terrible.

A lovely edition of the book, the cover is beautiful and this novella is such a nice short read.The cover was damaged and had a large dent in it. Which is very disappointing considering I brought it brand new. I think this happened either prior to transport or during.I haven't read it yet, so I'm interested to see what all these other negative reviews about the type up are about, or if that's just the Kindle. I shall update this review afterwards!

The realistic way the story plays out is almost cruel to the reader, but a perfect depiction of natural order. Watching a dog cross back over the line of domestication and end his story as a wolf is a wonderful experience despite the hardships detailed in the book.Arrived a day early and in perfect condition. 100 pages long, would recommend to anyone with good taste