A Girl Called Wolf

A Girl Called Wolf
Author: Stephen Swartz
Genres: Adventure, Biography, Drama, General Fiction, Literary Fiction, Women's Fiction
Publisher: Myrddin Publishing Group
Publication Year: 2015
ASIN: B018BH0STQ

All 12 year old Anuka knows is the ice and snow of her little home in Greenland. She lives in a hut with her sick mama and learns to hunt with her dogs. When her mama goes to her resting place, Anuka struggles to survive. When the winter turns harsh, she dares to journey across the frozen island to ...

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All 12 year old Anuka knows is the ice and snow of her little home in Greenland. She lives in a hut with her sick mama and learns to hunt with her dogs. When her mama goes to her resting place, Anuka struggles to survive. When the winter turns harsh, she dares to journey across the frozen island to the village her mama always feared.

The people of the village don’t know what to do with Anuka, and she won’t make it easy for them. They try to educate her, bring her into the modern world. But Anuka sees dangers at every turn, and hears fate echoing in her mama’s voice. Yet she is destined for more – a lot more when tragic episodes force her to move further out into the world.

A GIRL CALLED WOLF searches for the place she belongs, a destination always just out of reach, on a path she will always make her own. Inspired by the true life of Anna Tasiilaq.

Stephen Swartz

Stephen Swartz teaches English in Oklahoma, but writes literary fiction and science-fiction late at night.

Stephen Swartz grew up in Kansas City where he was an avid reader of science-fiction and quickly began emulating his favorite authors. Since then, Stephen studied music in college and, like many writers, worked at a wide range of jobs: from French fry guy to soldier, to IRS clerk to TV station writer, before heading to Japan for several years of teaching English. Now Stephen is a Professor of English at a university in Oklahoma, where he teaches many kinds of writing. He still can be found obsessively writing his latest manuscript, usually late at night.

You can find Stephen on his blogon Facebook, and Goodreads.

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