The wolf's way home

Author: Bowen
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This is a heartwarming novel that moved 300 million Americans, selling 3,000,000 copies nationwide, with rights sold in over 20 countries and translated into dozens of languages. Mata is the mother of a pack of wolves. One night, her mate is shot. She must lead her wolf pack to battle the harsh conditions of the Northern Rocky Mountains. However, an animal conservation organization places her and her wolves in an unfamiliar environment, covered in snow and filled with the scent of bears, making the survival challenge even greater. From then on, Mata embarks on a journey to find a home, facing various dangers along the way. The process is filled with excitement, joy, and disaster. Vivid descriptions deeply move the reader. Asta Bowen's unforgettable novel is based on reality, taking readers to dangerous and tough environments and immersing them in a world of wolves. When Mata left Happy Valley, it was late summer. Now, the mountains are shrouded in the gray and cold of early winter. Impossible, impossible to sleep for so long, impossible to travel while sleeping. How did she get there? Where is she now? No matter where this is, but it's not home. The altitude here is high, the weather is cold, and what is emitting a scent that makes Mata feel afraid.