The Call of the Wild

De: Jack London

Narrado por: Mary Sarah Agliotta

Jack London's masterpiece, tells the gripping tale of a dog named Buck who is wrenched out of his life of ease and luxury to become a sled dog in Alaska. Drawing on his wolf heritage, Buck must fight for survival in an alien environment.

Public Domain (P)2014 Trout Lake Media

Classically wonderful

This is a beautiful classic story. Wonderfully written. Superbly Narrated. I'm not one to read animal fiction genres but I did enjoy this book.

True classic for a reason

I had never read it heard this book but was aware of it and its themes. however , to know of something and to experience it are very different things. This book is a classic for a reason. highly reccomend this to anyone and everyone.

The law of club and fang<br />

My girlfriend lives on Third St. in SF close to where Jack London was born. And recently I've taken a big Bay area interest. This audio book was my introduction to Heinold's Saloon's honored apparition. And if if Buck could choose only one narrator to read his story, my money is on this performance.

Great Story but the Narrator is Excruciating

The narrator must be paid by the minute because she reads at a painfully excruciatingly slow pace. I had to set the speed at 1.25 to get it to sound normal.

great rendering

the narrator did a master full job this rendering of a great book. with her narration, she brought to life the words off the page.

Amazing reading and writing.

Beautifully read, thoughtfully descriptive story of a domesticated dog that goes on to become powerful husky pack leader. His extremely different lifestyles, from one owner to the next.

I loved it it was enthralling. it made me emotiona

I loved it it was enthralling sometimes I was very sad wanted to cry and other times it made me very happy. I was so tickled that the dog finally found Love. I felt like it was a very emotional story. I thoroughly enjoyed it

Good book!

This is a great book but I wouldn’t recommend listening to it with young children because it’s a bit violent

Dog lovers....this is IT !!!

As a tame but powerful dog...Buck....adapts to the harsh life of the Alaska gold rush, he learns survival lessons that eclipse the civilized life he led before being dog-napped and sold into dog slavery. He learns that life is a Darwinian struggle in the frozen north, and that it takes both strength and cunning to survive.

If you love dogs, you will love this excellent tale of a dog who adapts, survives, and wins the struggle of life in the harsh, frozen, and heartless frozen North....a dog who eventually wins the love of and the love for a man.

Engaging

It’s been years since I last read this book. I really enjoyed it. I felt the narrator was engaging as well.