Reddit reviews The Wolves of Yellowstone

ah, thank you! this is really helpful :)

with that, I'm sure that this first suggestion is deeply unhelpful for your current level, but when I was about 11, my absolute favorite book was Child of the Wolves, about a husky (husky cross?) who gets adopted by a wolf pack. I read it probably 6 times over! but it is definitely geared towards younger readers... if you have any nieces/nephews/young cousins/whatever, I'd suggest it!

do you like nonfiction? if you're passionate about wolves, I strongly, strongly recommend these two: The Wolves of Yellowstone, and - in my personal opinion only! - even more dynamic, Decade of the Wolf. wolves played such an incredibly important role in North America's ecosystem for so long, and with the advent of settlers, they were nearly exterminated. the role they play in environmental health can't be overlooked, and I've felt these books do them justice - especially as there's acknowledgement of the individual members of these packs!

I'll keep racking my brain to see if any other dog/wolf (as not just a secondary partner type of character!) books come to mind :D