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Reviews For A Wolf in Winter
Author's Response: LOL! I agree! I would say he has learned his lesson, that experience was enough to scare a grown man much less a little boy.
Author's Response: That's very true! and very funny! As for Silver, you'll see him later.
Author's Response: You'd be right, trouble is just on the horizon. Severus might be courting a nervous breakdown given Harry's tendency to get into the worst trouble.
Thank goodness that the sprites and the wolf were there to save Harry. I wish that Sev would have realsied that though and acknowledged the wolf's part in saving his son's life. I'm anxious to read the next chapter, and I hope that Snape will come around eventually. Author's Response: Uh . . .yes, eventually. Severus has to realize several things before he'll come to accept Silver, and right now he's not in the right frame of mind. But go and read the next chapter and you'll see what happens.
Author's Response: Silver is a very wise wolf and knows why Sev reacted the way he did.
Loved the way I felt all warm and fuzzy when I read this, keep it up! Author's Response: You're welocme! It's always nice to read a warm Christmas tale, especially nowadays when things are not going so well with the economy and all here in the US.
Ever since I read the Call of the Wild over 50 years ago, I have loved wolves. More, please. Author's Response: I have always loved Jack London, he's a favorite of mine. I think I've read all his works about twenty times--my favorites are White Fang, the Sea Wolf, and Call of the Wild. White Fang was especially meaningful to me, since it showed how a wild and abused dog could be taught to trust and love a person and though the account was fictional, I believe that is true for most animals. patience and kindness work wonders on dogs and they forgive much more readily than people. I used to volunteer at a shelter and worked with several abused dogs and I learned a lot from them. I also love wolves and have written an original novel about them, similar to Richard Adams' Watership Down--another favorite of mine. What was your favorite Jack London tale?
Author's Response: He will! LOL! Thanks for reading!
Author's Response: Thanks, I like that part too.
Author's Response: Umm . . .can't say, it'll spoil the surprise, but it's a good guess! And the legend of the talking animals was inspired by a Christmas show called Annabelle's Wish, it's a great Christmas film! |
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