"My Favourite Book" by Dan Klochkov, form 7A

My favourite book is “White Fang” by Jack London, an American writer. He was born in 1876 and died in 1916. Jack London wrote mainly adventure stories and “White Fang” is one of them.

The plot of the novel is very fast-moving and keeps the reader in suspense. A half-dog, half wolf gets to the Indians and they give him the name White Fang. He has a very hard life there. Both the people and the dogs hate him and he has to learn to fight severely and run fast, otherwise he won’t survive.

Then he gets to a cruel man whose name is Smith, who beats and tortures the dog making him malicious so that he could win prizes in dog fights.
Fortunately, a noble man Weedon Scott buys him from Smith. They get used to each other, then there is love between them, but Mr. Scott has to leave soon. White Fang suffers very much and finally Mr. Scott makes a decision to take the dog with him.

The episode that impressed me greatly is when White Fang saves Scott’s father, but gets three bullets and breaks his legs and ribs. Everyone thinks that he has no chance to survive, but luckily all ends well.

I recommend this book to everyone who hasn’t read it, and especially to those who love animals. It is powerful and true-to-life, well-written and easy to read. I think it will make a great impression on the reader.
Daniel Klochkov, form 7A