Wolf Tower

Reach for this book when your teenager expresses a deep sense of restlessness or feels stifled by the rigid expectations of their social circle. This story is an ideal mirror for a young person who is beginning to question the status quo and is searching for the courage to define their own path. Through the eyes of Claidi, a young woman living in a strictly controlled and ritualistic society, readers explore the internal friction between duty and the desire for freedom. The narrative follows Claidi as she escapes her confined life to embark on a perilous journey across a strange and wild landscape. The diary-style format makes the emotional stakes feel intimate and immediate, capturing the mix of fear and exhilaration that comes with true independence. It is a sophisticated fantasy that normalizes the feeling of being an outsider and celebrates the resilience required to survive in an unpredictable world. While it contains some peril and mature themes suitable for ages 12 and up, its primary focus is on the transformative power of self-discovery.