Note: The title of this book has been translated into English by me for the reading comprehension of this blog's viewers as the book itself isn't available in English (yet). The original title reads De wolf en ik.
A new wolf book got published in the Netherlands and obviously I had to check it out ASAP. Spoilers ahead.
I've had this one on my TBR for over a decade, fun fact, it's one of the first ones I ever added to my Goodreads list. So let's finally check it out. Spoilers ahead.
Only one book left after this one. But how is this book? Is it good, or maybe not? Let's take a look.
Also yes, obvious disclaimer is obvious, I am friends with the author, but this review is my honest opinion.
A book I've been interested in reading like forever. Spoilers ahead.
This is a book I picked up not because it particularly interesting to me, but rather for the context around it: It being one of the first published xenofiction novels we know of. I managed to find a public domain ebook of it and gave it a read. Spoilers ahead (for as far as one can see spoilers for a 200+ year old book as actual spoilers).
Another wolf xenofiction I randomly came across one day, instantly bought, and instantly read. Spoilers ahead.
Note: This book has, at the time of publishing this review, not been translated into English (yet). I am unable to read the original Chinese release, therefore I'll be basing my review on the German and Dutch editions which I read.
The final book in the main White Fox story. There's some more spin-offs after this, but this concludes the main arc as far as I know. Spoilers ahead.
