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havoc 's review for:
Julie of the Wolves
by Jean Craighead George
Read this years ago but I'm currently going through my bookshelves rereading books that I'm ready to pass on to new owners. Never knew that it was part of a series, though now that I know I don't think I'll seek the others out.
I don't know why the author chose to put Julie's past in the middle, I personally don't think the placement adds to the story but it also doesn't take anything away. I felt that the relationship between Julie and the wolves was talked about as if it was very strong but I don't remember feeling like it truly was, I though she had a better connection with the bird that didn't join her until the end of the book. The ending did have me think about cultures lost over the years, not just in Northern America but around the world.
I don't know why the author chose to put Julie's past in the middle, I personally don't think the placement adds to the story but it also doesn't take anything away. I felt that the relationship between Julie and the wolves was talked about as if it was very strong but I don't remember feeling like it truly was, I though she had a better connection with the bird that didn't join her until the end of the book. The ending did have me think about cultures lost over the years, not just in Northern America but around the world.