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Why did jack London write the book White Fang and the call of the wild?
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Who write the book 'White Fang'?
Jack London did. He also wrote The Call of the Wild.
Who write the famous book White Fang?
Jack London did. He also wrote The Call of the Wild.
Who wrote the book of 'White Fang''?
jack london :)
Who wrote the famous book of White Fang?
jack london :)
Is their a second book of White Fang by Jack London?
No there is not a second white fang book but there are two maybe three white fang movies and the book is very good it is a classic I would also recommend the movies . great for readers 5th grade and up
Who wrote the book White Fang?
The book "White Fang" was written by Jack London, an American author known for his adventure novels set in the natural world. "White Fang" follows the story of a wild wolf-dog's struggle for survival in the Yukon Territory.
Who wrote the famous book White Fang woozworld?
jack london
What are all the characters names in the book white fang?
The main characters in Jack London's novel "White Fang" are White Fang, Kiche, Henry, Bill, Weedon Scott, and Beauty Smith.
Who wrote the famous book White Fang?
"White Fang" was written by Jack London in 1906. Others of his Alaskan books were "Call of the Wild" in 1903 and "Burning Daylight" in 1910.
What is the Native American name for White Fang in White Fang?
White Fang's Native American name in the book "White Fang" by Jack London is "The Blessed Wolf."
Who rote the book White Fang?
If "rote" means "wrote", then the arthor is Jack London.
In the book white fang who was Cherokee?
In the book "White Fang" by Jack London, Cherokee was a neighboring Indian tribe that White Fang encounters after escaping the abusive man who had been using him for dogfighting. Cherokee attacks White Fang, but White Fang is able to fend him off and establish dominance. Through this encounter, White Fang learns how to survive and thrive in the harsh wilderness.
