Spirit of The Wolf

About the Book

When Navajo, a wolf pup, is born with a unique star birthmark, his parents know he's destined be a special wolf to the great spirits.

Just a few weeks after their birth, Navajo and his siblings face adversity. A massive landslide kills their parents, and the pups seek shelter and a home with the local Indians. While playing in the woods near his new home, Navajo gets lost. He befriends a kangaroo rat named Bob and a forest rabbit named Edgar. That night, the phantom appears to Navajo in a dream and announces that he seeks to destroy Navajo and all of Alaska. The three companions are drawn into a thrilling but dangerous adventure to protect Alaska from the evil phantom.

Spirit of the Wolf honors courage and loyalty. The animals' faith, perseverance, and determination for good to overcome evil guide them in their quest. This is the biggest challenge of little Navajo's life. His father predicted he'd be a fierce fighter some day. Is Navajo brave and strong enough to fulfill the prophecy and save his land?

About the Author

Karaline Hartley Berger began writing stories when she was five years old and wrote Spirit of the Wolf at age eleven. She is also a talented artist and studies ballet with the Royal Academy of Dance. Berger lives in California.