Wild Like the Foxes
by Anauta
Great Book
I read this book as a middle schooler and enjoyed it. I would really recommend this book. It was intriguing and at some points I couldn’t put it down. This book is nonfiction but it is still adventurous. It has good messages that everyone can learn from.
Heartwarming and Beautiful
I absolutely loved this book! So beautiful and tender! I learned do much about the Inuit way of life in the early 1900s. Now I want to read the sequel!
Excellent Book
My daughter who doesn’t always love reading, quickly read this book and loved the story. She often didn’t want to put it down because she wanted to find out what happened next.
My Daughter Enjoyed It!
My daughter really enjoyed this book! It is such a blessing to have such GOOD and BEAUTIFUL books for my children to read. Thank you!!!
Wonderful book!
My 13 year old and I read this book. We loved it. It was engaging and a good look into a different way of living. We both plan to read it again in the future.
Level 8
At the age of ten, Inuit child Alea lost her mother and grew up with only the influence of her father and older brother. She became an excellent hunter, fisher, and trapper. Many worried that she would never learn the finer points of being womanlike; however, this did not bother Alea at all. Follow this exciting, true story of an Inuit daughter, surrounded by the love of her family, who experienced many adventures both in the wild and in society.
The Good and the Beautiful Library is all about bringing the best books to children, and Wild Like the Foxes definitely is among some of the best books out there. With profound messages, beautiful writing, and a fascinating true story, this book was a favorite with our editing team. –Jenny Phillips
149 pages
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