Wolfcub Kguee-Shan
Wolfcub Kguee-Shan by Bettelou Tobin is a work of fiction published by Booksurge Publishing on October 26, 2005. This 178-page book is written in English and presents a story centered around a young boy’s survival in a remote mountain wilderness after a plane crash. The narrative follows four-year-old Carter, the sole survivor, as he adapts to life with a pack of wolves and encounters various challenges from both wildlife and humans.
Readers will find a rich tale of adventure as Carter befriends a recluse Kiowa Indian who becomes a mentor to him over the years. As the story unfolds, Carter’s life takes a dramatic turn when he is discovered by a hunter, leading to national attention and the eventual reunion with his long-lost brother, Eric. The book explores themes of family, survival, and the bond between humans and nature, offering a blend of humor, pathos, and intrigue suitable for a wide audience.
Official synopsis Publisher
A small plane spins out of the sky and crashes in a remote mountain wilderness. Four year old Carter is the sole survivor. He lives with a pack of wolves for nine years overcoming danger from wildlife and humans. Carter befriends a recluse Kiowa Indian who helps and teaches him. When he turns thirteen, Carter is spotted by a hunter who takes a photo of a ‘Wild boy living with wolves.’ Carter’s image makes national news and away across the country, sixteen-year-old Eric recognizes his long lost brother. Eric, who has been living in foster homes sets out to find his orphaned sibling with his friend, Mike. The two have adventures along the way and run into unexpected danger in the mountains. There is humor, pathos, violence, intrigue and high adventure for readers of all ages
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