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Runt
Runt, the smallest wolf cub in the litter, seeks to prove himself to his father King and the rest of the pack and to earn a new name.
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Great Wolf and the Good Woodsman
Beloved nature writer Helen Hoover tells a children's fable that will stir a sense of wonder and discovery in anyone who has ever felt the magic of the forest. Great Wolf and the Good Woodsman, charmingly illustrated with hand-colored woodcuts by renowned artist Betsy Bowen, is a classic tale with a message of peace, tolerance, and kindness._x000B_
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Look to the north : a wolf pup diary
Brief diary entries that mark the passage of the seasons introduce the events in the lives of three wolves as they grow from helpless pups to participants in their small pack's hunt.
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They are not all wolves: menstruation, young adult fiction and nuancing the teenage boy
Before the 2020 publication of Elana K. Arnold’s Red Hood and Sarah Cuthew’s Blood Moon, Judy Blume’s 1970 novel Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, which ends with the heroine praising God for blessing her with menarche, was one of the only young adult novels to feature menstruation as a central theme. This paper opens with a brief overview of recent English and American menstrual activism and a discussion of scholarly considerations of the menstrual cycle in literature. Then, through a close comparative reading of works by Arnold and Cuthew, I argue that both novels fulfil their feminist agendas by representing the stigmatised experience of the physicality of menses, and by depicting young women negotiating instances of the kinds of misogyny that punctuate contemporary Western culture. At the same time, the novels share an overly simplistic, binarised attitude towards male adolescents. That aspect highlights the need for the development of affirmative feminist boys studies. Such progress would foster more nuanced literary depictions of young males—and address the challenges of building a more equitable world, thereby responding to some of the motivating concerns of Red Hood and Blood Moon.
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Mountain made : a western story
Winsor Glanvil and Louise Carney plan to be married in a sequestered valley by a local clergyman, but Jack Rutledge, a jealous rival, decides to prevent Glanvil from marrying any woman by disfiguring him permanently, destroying one side of his face with the cutting edge of a spur.
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Rabbit and the Not-So-Big-Bad Wolf
Rabbit is afraid of the Big Bad Wolf, but the Not-So-Big-Bad Wolf brings a delightful surprise.
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The wolf and the lion
Two cubs, a wolf and a lion, are rescued by a young woman, Alma, who hides them to ensure they are not separated.
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The wolf who cried boy
Little Wolf is tired of eating lamburgers and sloppy does, but when he tricks his parents into thinking there is a boy in the woods, they could all miss a chance for a real feast.
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\A Race of Wolves\
Marie de France, La Fontaine, Hobbes, Derrida, and other figurations; werewolf trials, fairy tales, Angela Carter and postmodern wolf-human mergers such as those in the Stephenie Meyers \"Twilight\" series--\"wolf\" is everywhere in the Western imagination, from moral fables to political allegories to juridical encounters and the queerness of transpecies becomings. Her interest in wolves, and wolves and humans, emerges from my work on the genealogy of the cynanthrope, the merger of dog and man. Here, Freccero examines how, where, and why do wolves signify, and what are the material histories, cultures, and encounters that make lupine figures ubiquitous in human oral and scriptural cultures.
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