Ordinary Wolves

"Ordinary Wolves is told by Cutuk Hawcly, a boy growing up in remote Alaska. He lives with his father, Abe ("our best friend, no dad at all"), and siblings in a sod igloo, with the pastel arctic sky overhead and animals - wolves, moose, foxes, ravens - all around. The Inupiaq village a day's sled drive away is their link to the outside world, one Cutuk knows only through what the mail plane brings and his brother's memories of Chicago: "Cities and cars and lawns, red apples on trees - if that stuff was true."" "Cutuk idolizes the Inupiaq hunter Enuk Wolfglove and is in love with Enuk's…