The book "White Fang" by the author Jack London is a book that I have read many times and once over this summer vacation. The book is about a wolf named White Fang who was separated from his parents at youth and was taken in by a group of native americans and learned the rules of survival then was given to a cruel man named Beauty Smith who found his dark side and forced him to fight. Later he is rescued by a kind man who helps him come back to who he once was, then at the end of the book white fang gets shot saving his new human family but persevires and survives.
One important thing that I learned from this book is that no matter how far beyond help people think you are you can always come back and change into whoever or whatever you were meant to be. An example of this happening in the book is when White Fang is saved from Beauty Smith and no matter how much he hurt his owners and gave them a hard time they wouldn't give up on him and brought him back to reality. A second piece of evidence is that he formed such a strong bond with his new owner that he wouldn't even let him out of his sight, this shows how much he changed because only weeks before he hated the world and wanted to be far away from everything. This shows how much he changed throughout the book.
Another important thing that i discovered by reading the book is how the people that you are aquainted with can affect you in posotive and negative ways. One example of this is how White Fang acted when he was with Beauty Smith compared with his new kind and loving owners that rescued him. Another example is how when he was with his parents he was forced to take care of himself and was taught to trust no one. These are the ways that I discovered that show how much someone can change compared to the people that they are with.
These are some of the different things that the book White Fang by Jack London has taught me over the many times that I have read it. This book has shown me and will show you some of the struggles a young wolf has to go through to survive and eventually thrive.
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