The Biography of a Grizzly (Annotated)

Wahb begins as a cub beside his mother, learning where to find food and when to take shelter. Alone, he must learn the rest from the country itself. Seasons pass, wounds leave their marks, and the small bear becomes a formidable presence whose strength seems equal to every rival. Yet strength, too, has its season. In *The Biography of a Grizzly*, Ernest Thompson Seton follows one life through cubhood, power, and decline. The cliffs, streams, feeding grounds, and marked trees acquire a history as Wahb acquires his own. Every new encounter carries something of the encounters that came before, and the reader remembers the cub within the great bear. This AMBER SERIES edition from AETERNUS presents the English book of 1900 with new publisher illustrations, an author portrait, a glossary, and an afterword. Brief, vivid, and deeply attentive to the passing of a life, it remains one of Seton's most concentrated animal narratives.

AETERNUS · English-language edition

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