I know this is the second book in the series and I haven't reviewed the first, but keep in mind this series is an anthology of standalone stories which can be read separately. I simply started with this one because it seemed the most interesting to me. I'm kinda into sled dog fiction and all that jazz.
Anyways, spoilers ahead.
If you've read my reviews of the movies of this series on the companion movie/series review blog, you'll know I'm not very fond of them. So let's review this book adaptation of the first movie. Spoilers ahead.
Another one that's been on my to-read shelf for a while. Spoilers ahead!
Yet another wolf non-fiction. Let's take a look-see.
This one piqued my interest a while back when I first saw it in German bookstores. While the first two books have been translated into English, Germany has (as far as I know) covered the entire series plus a few spinoffs, and I wanted to practice my German anyways, so I picked up a German copy of the first book. Spoilers ahead.
Been a while since I looked at a Verne book...which I have done only once before if memory serves. Oh, well. Spoilers ahead.
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 Tijgergenocide.
This book interested me greatly, so I borrowed it from the library. Let's have a look.
This one has been on my radar for a while. Let's take a look. Spoilers ahead.
