16/08/2022
Well, last week we shared with you our debut appearance in the New York Times Book Review.
And one week later, there we are again!
Legendary US critic Lev Grossman loved Wolfstongue by Sam Thompson.
"There are some hard choices in his story, and Thompson’s writing vividly conveys the force with which nature and wildness strike an introverted city boy ... But “Wolfstongue” isn’t just about nature. As in George Orwell’s “Animal Farm,” the dynamics of oppression and resistance that play out between animals mirror those between humans. When Silas goes to the forest, he sees the same things he struggles with in the schoolyard, writ large, in the war of wolves and foxes."
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/12/books/review/wolfstongue-sam-thompson.html
To save oppressed wolves from authoritarian foxes, a silent boy in Sam Thompson’s Orwellian middle grade novel must learn to speak.