Northern Trails, Book I.

The book "Northern Trails, Book I" by William J. Long is a story that follows the life of a wolf pack in the wild. The author, William J. Long, was a naturalist who observed and wrote about the behavior of wild animals, and this book is a result of his observations and experiences with wolves. The story begins with the introduction of a great white wolf named Wayeeses, who is the leader of the pack. The pack consists of Wayeeses, his mate, and their three cubs, who are learning to survive and hunt in the wild. Throughout the book, Long describes the wolves' behavior, their hunting strategies, and their interactions with other animals in the forest. The author also shares his own experiences and observations of the wolves, providing a unique and detailed insight into the lives of these wild animals. The book is divided into several chapters, each of which focuses on a different aspect of the wolves' lives. The author describes the wolves' hunting techniques, their social behavior, and their relationships with other animals in the forest. He also shares stories of his own encounters with the wolves, including a dramatic scene in which he comes face to face with a pack of hungry wolves. The author's writing style is engaging and informative, making the book an enjoyable and educational read for anyone interested in wildlife and the natural world.