Michelle Paver was born in Malawi in 1960 and moved to England when she was three. After gaining a degree in biochemistry from Oxford, she became a partner in a City law firm, but gave that up to write full-time. To research her stories about animals and the distant past, she has travelled in the Arctic, the Mediterranean and Egypt, swum with dolphins and killer whales, and encountered bears, boars and wolves. She is the author of the internationally bestselling Chronicles of Ancient Darkness, the final book of which won the 2010 Guardian Children's Fiction Prize.
Like other great children's books which also entrance adults, Wolf Brother conjures up an utterly believable, yet original world where the story grips you to the very last page -- Sir Ian McKellen Dazzling entertainment . . . seamless storytelling -- Julia Eccleshare * lovereading.co.uk * Heartstoppingly real * The Independent * These books are full of magic, adventure and action, and they appeal equally to both sexes -- Charlie Higson A classic children's book . . . superb writing -- Anthony Horowitz The kind of story you dream of reading and all too rarely find * The Times *