White Fang

Published in 1906, 'White Fang' is a novel by Jack London that serves as a companion to his earlier work, 'The Call of the Wild.' The story follows a wild dog, White Fang, born in the wilderness and later introduced to human civilization. The narrative explores themes of morality, survival, and redemption, primarily from the perspective of its canine protagonist, making it a unique exploration of the relationship between humans and animals.