The eye of the wolf

Incredible events take place in the Paris Zoo: a one -eyed polar wolf and a small African boy silently tell each other stories, one more amazing than the other.
In two pupils - boy and wolf - flash, replacing each other, snowy tundra, yellow, gray and green Africa. Somewhere there, in the past, shots are heard, screams, the noise of propeller and the howl of jackals are heard, gold sparkles flare up and the rain envelops the jungle.
The wolf and the boy are staring at each other.
And the more they recognize each other, the more clearly they understand that if you were a wolf or boy, a camel or cheetah - if you have enough patience and wisdom to hear the story of someone else"s heart and respond to it, you are no longer alone.
Remaining on different sides of the Zoo grille, a wolf and a boy named Africa will break a cage of mistrust and suspicion - a cage in which everyone can find themselves and from which they can’t get out alone.
For secondary school age.
5th edition