Kazan: Father of Baree (Medallion Editions for Young Readers)

This is the story of the dog -wolf hybrid Kazan. He was kept by humans but soon escapes back to his real home. He soon finds a wolf pack and makes it his own. As he fights to keep control he finds a safe place with his mate and she-wolf Grey Wolf. As they fight to stay alive out in the woods Grey Wolf has pups which are soon killed by a lynx. To find out how Kazan takes his revenge try a different review or in my opinion get the book and read it. It is an exciting read filled with danger and excitement. As i say everytime enjoy:)

Kazan : Father of Baree, introduces readers to a new level of respect for the wonderful creatures that James Oliver Curwood writes about. Kazan is the story of a wolf hybrid; a mix between a dog and a wolf. The story highlights the adventures of Kazan, as well as lessons taught to him throughout the book. I recommend this story to anyone who enjoys books that revolve around an animal as the main character. The plot is spectacular, as is the writing, and anyone ranging from age 8 to age 88 will enjoy it.

When I first got this book, I looked at it and said "maybe" to myself. I probably should have read it then anyway. Well, I finally got around to reading it and I got stuck in it! It is really good. Some of the words are kind of confusing but the whole story is very cool. You read about a three-quarters dog and one-quarter wolf named Kazan. This story is really neat and you should buy it right NOW!

I loved this book! Til this day it's still my favorite. I read it a few years ago and have also completed Baree. This book is the tale of 1 wolf dog. It tells the adventurous and amazing tales of this one wolf. This book is not like any of your ordinary wolf stories. It's something definitely worth reading. Even if you don't like you wolves or dogs I'm sure you'll enjoy this courageous story. I know I did.

This book was recommended by my Dutch mother-in-law who loved the story as a young girl. It is a wondeful tale of animal and human, and teaches that we truely need each other to survivie. I enjoyed this more than any other man/wolf stories Ivé ever read.