The Simple Wild: A Novel (Wild, 1)

Reviews

BookJunkie_Anne

But depicted all this I still gave it 4 stars because I was hooked by the end, Jonah turned out to be epic and I cried at multiple points…. He lives a simple life, and has a deep love for his planes and Alaska Wild. Calla understandably feels abandoned by her father; Wren avoids confrontation like the plague, even if it means avoiding his daughter.

Glasgow Food Geek

And it doesn't even matter if its been 2 months, 8years or even 13 years, it hurts all the same. Throughout the first third of the story, the author slowly introduced the reader to the characters, their relationships, and the reality that was Bangor, Alaska. !

My Introvert BookishLife

Because that's how I felt about this book. Question: is it possible to absolutely love a book while also not really liking a main character? Damn. A.

Kristina

He is actually a humble, genuine and warm-hearted man, it’s just hidden beneath a yeti-esque beard and an intimidating exterior. Her father is sick and his father’s friend begs her to visit Alaska.