Julie

By: Jean Craighead George

Narrated by: Christina Moore

In this long-awaited sequel to the Newbery Medal-winning Julie of the Wolves, Miyax returns to the village she left long before and finds her lost father. But things have changed during her absence. Her father is no longer the man who had lived in grace with the sea and the land. He has forsaken his Eskimo heritage in favor of marriage with a white-American schoolteacher and is determined to shoot the wolves who threaten his caribou - the same wolves who saved Miyax's life. With the help of a handsome young man from Siberia, Miyax struggles to save her wolves and the way of life she cherishes. A stunning portrait of the Alaskan tundra and the clash of modern and Eskimo cultures, Julie will delight and enlighten listeners of all ages.

©1994 Jean Craighead George (P)1994 Recorded Books

Great novel about Arctic nature, indigenous people

The author and the narrator are very well fit. The book is exciting by itself, then the narrator makes it even more alive. The main character is unforgettable.

good memories

I read the Julie books to my kids when they were young. They loved them. Decades later, listening to the story, it still hold attention. Jean Craighead George is an amazing author and we enjoy most of her books

Wonderful Alaska story suitable for everyone

Sequel to "Julie of the Wolves" this story follows Julie through the next stage of her life. Wonderful stories suitable for everyone.

I loved this book

It made me a little sad because I would think of the first book. I loved how interesting it was. I could not stop listening. I can’t wait for the next one.

Balance of Nature

I loved the emphasis on allowing nature and animals to flow a natural course. All living things are dependent on each other. Jean George is remarkable in her research and knowledge that goes into each book.