Call of the wild

This book tells the story of a dog named Buck. At that time, people enthusiastically went to the snowy mountains in the north to search for gold. Barker was originally a domesticated dog of a judge, but later he was stolen from the train and transported to the snowy mountain to dig gold for people. It knows the hard truth that in this place, the law of the jungle and only force can prevail. When his last owner died, Buck went into nature and lived with wolves. In this book, Barker, a dog, is written in a human way. His joys and sorrows can be shown. Its psychological description is worth seeing. This book tells us such a truth: what kind of people are in what environment? There is no reason to speak in the place where Buck lives. Perhaps it is the place where the author wants to describe his life. The fighting movements in this book are wonderful, and what can be learned and written is psychological changes. I have only seen these two points in this book.