Maddie’s mother agrees to send her to Wolf Camp for two weeks.  On the first day away, her mother receives a letter from Maddie, who says that the place is weird.  Then, on the second day, Maddie sends another letter and says things are nice.  For the rest of her stay, Maddie’s mother doesn’t receive any more letters and figures that Maddie has gotten used to the camp and is having a great time.

When Maddie returns from camp, she is not the same little girl as when she left.  She refuses to eat anything other than meat, and growls at the dog while she chases an innocent squirrel.  Another unusual habit she picked up is that she howls at sirens.

What is behind Maddie’s strange behavior?  Will she ever become the sweet girl her mother remembers?

From the cover of Wolf Camp you know that you are about to embark on a beautiful, thought-provoking story. The pages are filled with beautiful illustrations that paint the story in the reader’s mind. This story is so well crafted that it is sure to become one of your children’s favorite books. Very highly recommended.