White Fang by Jack London is a classic wilderness adventure novel set in the frozen landscapes of the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush. First published in 1906, this timeless tale follows the journey of a fierce wolf-dog as he battles the brutal forces of nature, human cruelty, and his own animal instincts. From savage beginnings to hard-won loyalty, White Fang is a powerful story of survival, transformation, and the enduring bond between man and animal. This gripping American classic explores key themes of nature versus nurture, the struggle between savagery and civilization, and the impact of kindness in a harsh world. Jack London's vivid storytelling and psychological insight into animal behavior cemented White Fang as one of the most important dog novels and survival books of its era. It remains a favorite for fans of outdoor fiction, animal literature, and classic novels about the wild. Ideal for readers of The Call of the Wild , The Jungle Book , and other classic animal stories, this edition is perfect for lovers of adventure books, public domain fiction, and American literary classics. Jack London (1876–1916) was one of the most influential writers of his generation, and White Fang continues to captivate new generations with its raw intensity and emotional depth.