In the Call of the Wild by Jack London, this book tells a story of an American husky. The
             American husky goes by the name of Buck, as he begins a long journey across the arctic. I am
             going to tell you about the characters, about the setting, and I am going to tell you about Buck's
             To begin with, I will introduce you to the characters in the book. The main character in
             the Call of the Wild, is Buck the American husky. There is also Spitz, another mean husky, and
             the man in the red sweater. There is also Curly, Billee, Joe, and Sol-leks more dogs Buck is
             friends with along the journey's but are less important.
             Next I will explain the setting of the book. The setting is all across Alaska, down past the
             Sierra Morena Mountains. The setting is also mostly in the dead of winter, where the ice is frozen
             thick so that you can cross over rivers and lakes without breaking through the ice.
             Last but not least, I'll tell you about the journey's Buck's went through with his mates.
             Buck starts off being a house dog in Puget Sound, San Diego, but then when all seems well his
             master takes him on a long walk during the night and meets a man that he sells Buck to for a very
             fine price. Buck does not take kindly to being traded to some stranger for a very fine price, but is
             soon broken in by the man in the red sweater with the club. After being trained by the man in the
             red sweater Buck gets shipped off to two men so they can start their own journey across Alaska
             to find gold. Buck and some of his mates get stronger and stronger and grow better relationships
             with each other except for Spitz, the leader. Spitz challenges Buck in a fight where it's kill or be
             killed, but Buck kills Spitz and takes his position as being the team leader. After being leader of
             the sled Buck and his mates get traded to some untrained people who know nothing of the
             wilderness. Their goal is to reach fortu
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