A children's camp in the remote woods. Enjoying nature, hiking, roasting potatoes over a campfire, pesky mosquitoes... For several days, teenagers are cut off from civilization, gadgets, and society.

Two classmates — the class outcast Jorg and the loner Kemi — become cabin mates. Jorg, a withdrawn and quiet boy, is subjected to mockery, humiliation, and various forms of bullying by several classmates. His cabin mate silently observes the bullying, fearing he might become a victim himself. When the situation escalates, a wolf appears out of nowhere. Could it be a nightmare? Or is it a call to confront the nightmare in reality and show courage — for oneself and others?

"Wolf" is a masterfully written young adult novel about the fine line between being different and being an outcast. The book addresses the important issue of bullying and shows it from the perspective of an observer.

5 reasons to buy "Wolf":

- The first children's novel by the award-winning German author Saša Stanišić.
- A book about friendship, compassion, moral courage, and character development.
- A must-have on every child's and teenager's bookshelf.
- An unusual perspective on the issue of school bullying — from the viewpoint of a silent observer.
- The author illustrates how the mechanism of bullying and group formation works without turning the story of two outsiders into a textbook.