The Call Of The Wilderness

Published in 1903, The Call of the Wild is one of the most famous American author Jack London's masterpieces, and perhaps his most distinguished work. It tells the story of a dog named Buck who is kidnapped from his comfortable life as a pet at Judge Miller's home in the sun-drenched Santa Clara Valley and thrown into the chaos of the Klondike region, which has welcomed people from all over the world after the discovery of gold there. Buck faces the harshness and hardships of life on the snow while pulling sleds. However, Buck discovers within himself a strength he had not known, instincts inherited from his wild dog ancestors that reveal themselves whenever he is exposed to danger. Buck eventually answers the call of the wild, and lives in its embrace after the departure of his master, John Thornton - the only master he has ever loved - and his connection with the world of humans is severed, and he returns to his original world in the