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https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24201727M/The_biography_of_a_grizzly_and_Lobo
This is a book I read many times when I was a kid. I always enjoyed the grizzly story more than the wolf story, but they were both good. One day I forgot it at my grandparents house. The next time I saw them, my grandmother told me, "Pawpaw stayed up all night reading that book you left behind."
We had (and still have) this book, one of the Whitman books we got over the years as kids. I've never actually read it myself, but it was one of Mike's reads.
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