Follow Faolan from exile
Begin with Lone Wolf; every later volume assumes readers know how Faolan survived and joined the Watch.
Read Lone Wolf through Star Wolf in numbered publication order. Faolan's place in the pack, the rules of the Beyond, and the conflicts threatening the wolves develop continuously across all six books.
The story shares a world with Guardians of Ga'Hoole, but this page covers Faolan's complete six-book sequence; readers do not need to alternate the two series.
Sources: Scholastic's official Wolves discussion guide, Scholastic's official Star Wolf catalog.
Faolan is abandoned as a pup because of a physical difference, and the wolf society can be harsh toward weakness and outsiders. Expect hunting, animal attacks, blood, severe injuries, battles, natural disasters, and animal deaths. The books also explore disability, belonging, prejudice, leadership, and survival in a serious middle-grade fantasy tone.
Begin with Lone Wolf; every later volume assumes readers know how Faolan survived and joined the Watch.
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6 books · Published 2010–2013
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A wolf pup must clear his name and prove his worth in a hostile pack.
A wolf must prevent war between wolves and bears after a kidnapping.
An outsider wolf must unite his pack against an impending threat.
A wolf must lead his pack or face their end.
Wolves seek a new home across a perilous frozen sea. Will they survive the journey?
There are 6 books in the Wolves of the Beyond series. It began with Lone Wolf in 2010, and the newest book, Star Wolf, was published in 2013.
Start with Lone Wolf and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #6.
The series is best for ages 8–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Shadow Wolf (Book #2) is the longest book in the series at 48,528 words (272 pages).
Watch Wolf (Book #3) is the shortest at 42,113 words (240 pages).
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