I've read every book in the series so far (and the rest are an auto-buy when I can afford them). This was a powerful end to the series, although it was rather disappointing when my favorite character became the enemy. They left a few unanswered plot threads which will be answered in the next series. Four and three-quarter stars

Only White Fang was on the list, but I read both stories. They seemed very much the same plot, but with different dogs and humans. Both were very heartwarming, and had satisfying endings. Four-and-a-half stars

Compulsory summer read on the Cranbrook Kingswood reading list for girls entering 6th Grade. Read it twice. It was amazing in its innocence and honesty. The hero was a very generous brother, almost implausibly so! Raccoon lovers may be distressed by the hunting scenes. Four stars out of Five.

Found by chance while browsing the value buys in Barnes and Noble! One of the best coffee table books ever! Truly spectacular and very interesting, especially to a Cloud Appreciation society member. Get the hardback! Five stars

Not mandatory. The print was distractingly large in the copy we bought, so we got less story for the money than we expected. It was an interesting storyline, but the puzzles were confusing and hard to read. Three stars

Picked up because it was on my Granny's bedside table I really enjoyed the humor in this book, especially as bedtime reading. Not every joke was appropriate for a 6th Grader, and some simply didn't seem funny to me. Three stars

This book takes place in 7th Century Scotland and seemed to rely too much on religion. This might be accurate, but I did not enjoy so much detail. On the plus side, it had a satisfying ending. Three stars