"Baree, Son of Kazan" is one of over 30 works in Curwood's oeuvre, and is the sequel to his popular novel, "Kazan," about a half dog, half wolf who must survive the wilderness with his she-wolf mate. Baree's tale is one of survival as well, after he is separated from his parents as a young pup. He finds himself cared for by Nepeese, the daughter of a trapper, and a lifelong friendship ensues. This successful story is one of many that made Curwood, at one point, the highest paid author in the world.
