The Wolf Children by Charles Maclean

The Wolf Children by Charles Maclean

In 1920s India, two young girls, Kamala and Amala, were found living amongst wolves. Their feral behavior, from running on all fours to howling at the moon, shocked the world. Reverend J. A. L. Singh and his wife welcomed the girls into their orphanage, hoping to introduce them to human society. This true story of feral children explores the fascinating, and sometimes heartbreaking, attempts to reintegrate Kamala and Amala into civilization. Charles Maclean's poignant narrative delves into profound questions of nature versus nurture, and what it truly means to be human. Discover a compelling exploration of human adaptability and the enduring power of instinct.

Why You’ll Love This Book

Experience the astonishing story of Kamala and Amala, two young girls raised by wolves in India. Witness their extraordinary journey as they navigate the complexities of human life after being discovered in 1920. Explore the age-old debate of nature versus nurture and discover how love and perseverance attempt to bridge the gap between two worlds.