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At no time during the history of modern education in America was there more turmoil than in the decade of the 1960s. And no teacher found the tumult more challenging than Ronald Caruso. In the 1960s the offspring of the baby boomers burgeoned school populations beyond capacities and districts struggled to fill teacher vacancies resulting in an influx of newly graduated, naive educators. The new teachers were book trained, but many were no more psychologically advanced than the students they came to teach and Nessaponic High School had her share. Growing up with a in the '50s, Caruso found...

An anthology of outdoor tales, not only for those who pursue the bounties of the great outdoors, but for those who appreciate animals in the wild and the adventures offered by the unfettered natural world. All ten stories, whether fictional trysts or experiences afield, were written with a deep respect for nature and the creatures therein.

Jeffrey Reese, a writer of the outdoors, is sent by his magazine to report on wolves desperately trying to survive in the Bitterroot Mountains of Montana and Idaho only to find the wolves' greatest struggle is with man's hatred. Reese's contact with wolves draws him physically and emotionally into the mystique of creatures with human-like emotions. Happenstance brings Reese into the lives of Lakota, an immensely intelligent beta wolf, Jacy Cayuse, a Nez Perce youth infatuated with wolves, and Elizabeth Dalton, the alluring daughter of a prominent rancher and devout hater of wolves. Reese,...