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Star Tse Sing-yee’s top pick: ‘A Wolf Called Wander’ by Rosanne Parry

The 11-year-old student from Kowloon Junior School explains what the novel can teach us about wildlife and wolves
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Published: 12:45am, 18 Aug 2025
Length: 245 words
Star Tse Sing-yee’s top pick: ‘A Wolf Called Wander’ by Rosanne Parry

‘A Wolf Called Wander’ by Rosanne Parry is a gripping novel about survival and family. Photo: Amazon.com

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I would recommend A Wolf Called Wander by Rosanne Parry. The novel tells an exciting story from the point of view of a wolf named Wander. This unique perspective allows readers to see the world through another’s eyes.

The book teaches us about wolves: how they live in the wild, what challenges they face, and how they find food and stay safe. It highlights the importance of nature and helps us appreciate animals and their habitats.

Wander goes on an incredible adventure filled with different experiences. Along the way, he learns about family and friendship. His journey helps kids and adults understand their own relationships with friends and family.

The novel also encourages us to think about how humans affect wildlife. It makes us consider how our actions affect animals and their homes. Wander’s story is a great way to start conversations about taking care of nature and being kind to animals.

A Wolf Called Wander is a fun and meaningful book that combines adventure, important lessons and heartwarming moments. It is a great read for both kids and adults.

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