Gray Wolf, Red Wolf

A parent might reach for this book when their curious, animal-loving child begins asking deeper questions about nature, extinction, and our role in protecting it. "Gray Wolf, Red Wolf" is a detailed nonfiction account of the two wolf species in North America. It explores their life cycles, pack behavior, and the complex history of their relationship with humans, which led them to the brink of extinction. The book handles themes of empathy for animals and environmental justice in a way that is both scientific and accessible. It's a fantastic choice for readers ready to move beyond simple animal fact books and engage with real-world conservation issues, inspiring a sense of responsibility and hope.