A small part was sexually explicit and not suggested reading material for a 10 year old. The story itself is excellent, even the arranged marriage of course is still a part of some everyday cultures, but as I stated not the kind of reading material that I want my young daughter to be reading even in small doses.

This is a bit inappropriate for 10-12 year olds because of the rape, but other than that it was good

Julie of the Wolves is a beautiful story about an eskimo girl, Miyax, who ran away from her village to the Alaskan tundra. There, she finds a pack of wolves, and slowly bonds with each of them, from bold, curious Kapu, to sleek, powerful Silver. This book is a wonderful book for anyone who loves animals, especially wolves, and appreciates good books.

This is an excellent book... because of the implied rape, I would suggest it to people older than 11...

Julie of the Wolves is one of the best books I've ever read. It gives a lot of good suspense when Miyax is left alone by the wolf pack and she has to live on her own.

This is one of those books that you can read countless times and still find it hauntingly beautiful and impossible to put down.

Although it was WAY too short, and the author seemed to have cut everything off in the end, I enjoyed the beautiful and colorful descriptions of the Arctic landscapes. I thought the ending was just disappointing, because the leader of the pack is killed, her other wolf friends are basically shunned away by her, and her little bird dies. AND I almost forgot to mention, her father she thought was dead is found, but is a total different person, and after her welcomes her into his home to stay with him forever, she runs away from him. Horrible ending I'd say. Nothing special done to the ending.