by Jack London (Author), Philip R. Goodwin (Illustrator)
In Jack London's epic tale of survival and transformation, Buck the dog is kidnapped and forced to labor in the Arctic winter during the Klondike gold rush, where ''club and fang'' are law.
Rediscover this compelling classic in this elegant Masterpiece Library Edition.
Deluxe, durably bound keepsake volume.
Embossed covers.
Reinforced cloth quarter-binding.
Acid-free archival-quality paper.
Cream-color pages with font, type size, and line spacing chosen for comfortable reading.
Ribbon bookmark.
A must for any library.
Dimensions: 6-1/2'' wide x 9-1/4'' high.
112 pages.
American writer Jack London (1876-1916) first gained success in the world of magazine fiction. His novel, The Call of the Wild, set in the world of 1890s Yukon, Canada, is among his most enduring works.
Author Biography
American adventurer, writer, and activist Jack London (1876-1916) first gained success in the world of magazine fiction.
