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Summary: Julie of the Wolves
Review: Julie of the wolves is a beautifully worded story that makes you think. It's about an eskimo girl who, through a long journey and the friendship of wolves, rediscovers the values her people once cherished.
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Summary: Julie of the Wolves
Review: I am doing this book at school for a novel study. I did not inderstand the book at all whatsoever. I really did not like it it was confusing, boring and just downright awful.
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Summary: Julie of the Wolves
Review: The book I read was Julie of the Wolves. The author Jean Craighead George gave this book a lot of scary parts. It was a good story but I think she should have made it more exciting. There was a part of the story when she ran away from her husband because she didn't love him. Then she was on her own. If you want to know the end you should read it.
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Summary: Julie of the Wolves
Review: Julie of the wolves is a survival story with realistic text. The story was about a girl named Miyax (Julie) who was trapped in the Arctic Tundra. Her only companions were a pack of wild wolves with whom she had to try to communicte.
This well devoloped book is only 170 pages, and fantastic for readers ten and up.
Miyax has ran away from her concieted husband, Daniel. She is headed for San Francisco to be acquainted with her pen-pal, Amy. Will she survive...
Read and find out!
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Summary: Julie of the Wolves
Review: Julie of the Wolves is about a thirteen-year-old Eskimo girl named Miyax who gets lost on the Alaskan Tundra. She was running away from her dire husband, Daniel, and trying to get to Point Hope. The book is divided into three sections: Amaroq, the wolf, Miyax, the girl, and Kapugen, the hunter.
In the first section, instead of a human taking care of animals, the wolves are taking care of Miyax. When she is starving on the Tundra, the leader of the pack, Amaroq, slowly accepts her as one of the wolves and treats her as such by feeding her, and by keeping her company.
The second section talks about Miyax's father, Kapugen, presumed dead in the beginning. He raised her to be an old-fashioned Eskimo instead of a contemporary one.
Finally in the third section, hunters in an airplane shoot down the wolf Amaroq for no reason. Hunters usually kill wolves for their ears but the hunters in this case killed him for fun. After she saves Kapu, another wolf, she travels to Point Hope, only to find her father alive. He is no longer an old fashioned Eskimo, but has married a white woman, owns an airplane, and flies hunters. Miyax almost runs away again, but then realizes that the day of the Eskimo is gone and "...points her toes toward Kapugen."
I think that everybody changes over time, and the old ways can't always be kept. Miyax successfully became an old fashioned Eskimo, but at the end of her journey she had to become Julie of the town.
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Summary: Julie of the Wolves- A real winner!!!!!!
Review: Wow! What a captivating book Julie of the Wolves was! I had my doubts at first though. It seemed as though in the first 50 pages of the book nothing happened. It almost got so boring I was ready to throw it down(that's why I gave it 4 stars), but I'm so glad I didn't! Jean George constructed a story that keeps your attention and displays impotant values and morals. It gives you a sense of understanding between the human qualties and animals. The read also gives you the inspiration of a young girl having the will to survive in the Arctic tundra. These morals remind you of the basic human structure of pesonality and spirit. If you are looking for a book to lift you off your feet away from the daily grind, this is a winner!!!!!
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Summary: not bad
Review: julie of the wolves is about a 13 year old girl named mayix who gets lost on the alaskian tundra after running from her husband.julie is slowly accepthd by a pack of artic wolves and begins to love them as though they were family.all in all this book was pretty good althouge it was just a bit boring,espically in part 1
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Summary: The book review on Julie of the Wolves...
Review: I am now reading Julie of the Wolves. It is about a girl who loves to watch wolves. She tries to communicate with them bz seeing how they communicate with each other. She is adopted because her father never came back from his trip. One day she was packing some stuff to go camp out and learn about the wolves and how to communicatewith the wolves. She started studying about them, then she was in the pack!
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Summary: An Admirable Work of Genius Literature
Review: Juile of the wolves is a gripping epic that explains the stuggles a young Eskimo girl endures. The adventure begins when Thirteen-year-old Juile, also known as Miyax, is lost in the Tundra after trying to escape a cruel marrige. She struggles with hunger, her eventual love for the wolves, death, surrvival, and the two worlds of the Gussaks and the Eskimo. Juilie of the Wolves is a must-read-two-thumbs-up book.
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Summary: Julie of the Wolves Review
Review: This is an interesting book, but it has confusing flashbacks. It's an adventure, though the parts about talking to wolves are true. For instance, in wolf language, flattening your ears and gritting your teeth means "lay down." Her wolves inspire her, and me, greatly, and will inspire you, too. So what are you waiting for??!!
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