The Call of the Wild

"The Call of the Wild" by Jack London is a novel about a domestic dog named Buck who is stolen from his comfortable California home and sold into the harsh Klondike Gold Rush era. As he adapts to the brutal wilderness, Buck reverts to his primal instincts, learning to survive, fight, and lead. The story explores themes of nature versus nurture, survival, and the importance of instinct. Ultimately, Buck embraces his wild ancestry, becoming a leader among sled dogs and reconnecting with his wild roots, illustrating the powerful pull of nature and innate instincts.