PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
The story of Kaala and her pack takes readers on a journey into a rich and fascinating world. A remarkable look into the mind of another kind of being. --Temple Grandin, author of Animals in Translation and Animals Make Us Human A vivid, enchanting tale of friendship, trust and adventure, good Tolkien-esque ingredients. --Kirkus Reviews A crackling foray into a dangerous past. . .The relationships between the human characters and wolf characters are keenly felt and the conflicts sharply imagined. Hearst's keen interpretations of wolf behavior, senses and sensibilities will enchant paranormal fans and animal lovers alike. --Publishers Weekly Hearst excels at creating an atmospheric and richly imagined story, meticulously detailing wolf-human relations as told from the wolves' perspective. Followers of the series will be waiting for this one. Those new to the series are advised to start from the beginning to better understand the ambitious arc of the trilogy. --Booklist A pleasing prehistory novel of wolves trying to help humans find their way in the world. Telling the tale from a wolf's point of view is a terrific way to have readers consider where each creature fits into the larger scheme of the world. Worth checking out. --Scifipulse.net Beguiles with its dazzling imaginings of the relationship between wolves and mankind. --The Daily Telegraph Hearst has adroitly blended realistic descriptions of wolves on the hunt, at play and as they establish their hierarchy into the story, giving readers a fantastic sense of these creatures' nature. Imaginative and inventive, with an underlying message regarding humans and their approach to the environment, Spirit of the Wolves is a robust adventure. --Shelf Awareness Dorothy Hearst creates a world that's pure magic, but grounded in fact. For anyone interested in animal life, Spirit of the Wolves is irresistible. --Spencer Quinn, New York Times bestselling author of the Chet and Bernie mystery series If you liked Watership Down, you should not miss Promise of the Wolves. --Jean Auel, author of The Clan of the Cave Bear
