Lone Wolf Kristine L Franklin
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I would go second-hand shopping with my grandmother on a regular basis and I would go straight to the bookshe.. A touching story, but not a lot of excitement. This wouldn't be a good book for a reluctant reader. Someone who likes to read about and explore the deep emotions of loss would find this a good read. A good book for book discussion groups... What i think of this book is that it has book is about a kid named perry and he is trying to forget what happen in the mom is writing to he ever answer i loved this book! I enjoyed the story - not a compelling story - but enjoyable. poor perry, I do bless him Read this book in 7th grade. Simple but amazing story. A wonderful book with a powerful reminder to parents that children can't afford to be locked out when we experience grief... Awesome absolutely love it Living in the North woods, Perry and his dad have grown accustomed to silence. Since the death of Perry's little sister and his parents' subsequent divorce, the silence is deafening.
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Lone Wolf by Kristine L Franklin
Added by 1 of our members An eleven-year-old boy who lives with his reclusive father gradually warms up to a new friend and her large, loud, and loving family. A tightly narrated story about coming to terms with past tragedies.
Most of all Perry wants to see a wolf, which he has only heard howling from far off in the distance. From the caves entrance Perry can also see a house, but it has been vacant for the whole three years he has been in the neighborhood. Then one day a moving van pulls up and the Pestalozzi family arrives. There are five children in the family and the four oldest are all girls. The youngest, Ian, is not much more than a baby. The oldest, Willow, is about Perry's age, but who wants to be friends with a girl? Fate leads Perry and Willow to meet, but their outlook on life is very different. How will Perry respond to this breathlessly talkative girl? This is a story about psychological hurt, living with pain and the slow process of healing. The tale deals with strong emotions, yet Franklin manages to avoid descending into melodrama. The issue of divorce is dealt with sensitively. Franklin does not point the finger of blame, but nor does she avoid the notion that our actions have consequences.
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Average rating 3. 69 · 97 ratings 18 reviews | Start your review of Lone Wolf This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This book is about a boy who is living with his dad up in the mountains in the state Minnesota. Perry (the name of the boy) does not have any neighbors where he lives and his mother left him after his sister died in a car accident. His dad can't talk and Perry doesn't read the letters his mother sends him all the time. he has no neighbors so he just plays with a dog of his. But, a family of girls moves into a house a short distance away. Perry becomes attached to these neighbors and his life cha.. Perry is a young boy living with his dad. His younger sister was killed in a car accident after which his mother left the family. His dad doesn't talk and Perry doesn't read the letters his mother sends him. They live in a Minnesota wilderness with no neighbors so Perry plays alone with his german shepherd, a family of girls moves into an abandoned house a short distance away.
Subjects Fiction, Accessible book, Protected DAISY, Juvenile fiction, Fiction, general, Spanish language materials, Family problems, Friendship, Indians of North America, Mental illness, Mothers and sons, Navajo Indians, Old age, Schools, Self-acceptance, Shepherds, 1920's, Arboles, Brothers and sisters, Children's poetry, Guatemalan, Children's writings, Children's writings, Guatemalan, City and town life, Conservación, Conservation of natural resources Links (outside Open Library) No links yet. Add one? September 7, 2008 Edited by RenameBot fix author name April 1, 2008 Created by an anonymous user initial import