Woof! Or more like snarl, in this tale of nature red in tooth and claw. Written at the end of the 19th century, this had surprisingly-modern mystical elements. Sixties-like, but definitely without the peace and love (except Buck's adoration for the man who rescues him). The Alaskan gold-rush and the Alaskan wilderness are evocatively described. I thought I had read this before but didn't recognise it, so I think it must have been London's White Fang that I read before.
Day 243; Book 236
'I’ve always wanted a cat': The CDS answers a hopeful cat lover by sending
a tiny orange kitten found in the middle of the road, who grows into a
fluffy creamsicle house cat named Ducky
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Some cats arrive politely at the front door. Ducky decided to make her
grand entrance in the middle of the street.
Last October, a tiny kitten was found si...
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