White Fang

«White Fang» — a hymn to survival and struggle, the famous "northern" tale by Jack London, which solidified the author's name in the literary arena. The book has been translated into 89 languages and has been adapted into films multiple times.

London himself knew what it meant to struggle: as a schoolboy, he sold newspapers, worked as a janitor, and in pursuit of gold, went to Alaska, where he suffered from scurvy, but met the heroes of his future books.

In the piercing cold of the Northern wilderness, a wolf-dog was born. He grows up learning the harsh laws of life. This story — a profound exploration of the nature of cruelty, trust, and love, capable of taming even the wildest predator.