The Secret Cave: Wolf Girl 3

First things first: "Wolf Girl"? Really? She's literally only met one wolf in her life. About 7 dollars were spent on buying this book for me, and what, 25 minutes of my life were wasted on reading it? I would rate this thing 0 stars if i could. It had a crappy storyline, if there was even one, and about 3 things actually happened in the book. It was extremely predictable and unrealistic. A whole group of soldiers with guns were beaten by two little kids. And I mean seriously, a kid that understands every "word" a dog is saying? Is this a fantasy story or is it meant to be reality? The font was ginormous and like, 2 thirds of the actual content were just pictures. So yes, it was 200 pages long, but the text probaby only had the actual worth of about 80 pages. I had barely started reading it before it just had ended again. And here I am, for some reason actually wanting to buy the 4th one.

Gwen’s pack has a new member, Rupert, who we met in The Great Escape. Picking up shortly after where we left off, Gwen and Rupert are keen to find the trucks that drove away from the camp. They’re hoping their parents are amongst the adult workers that are being transported … somewhere.Along the way they are chased by soldiers and meet Ma Taylor, a cat lady who proves that some adults in this world are still trustworthy.Between the chase sequence that led to a suspension bridge and the workers in the cave with mine carts, I couldn’t help getting Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom vibes from this book.The attention to detail isn’t quite as spot on in this book. An example was when Zip was being carried in a sling by Sunshine so he could rest a bit longer when the pack left Ma Taylor and her cats. Although he was supposedly still resting, a few pages later he was walking at the back of the pack with Nosey. Soon after, Zip is pictured being carried in the sling by Sunshine again.The first two books in this series were illustrated by Jeremy Ley. Taking over from Ley in this book is Lachlan Creagh. While I could see differences between the ways Gwen and Rupert in particular were pictured by each artist, I still enjoyed the illustrations.The dogs, wolf and eagle remain adorable. However, I’m getting pretty annoyed that dogs keep getting injured. Zip, who was injured in the second book, was hurt another two times in this one. I’m really hoping that action and a sense of danger doesn’t always result in animals being harmed in this series.

Rupert and Gwen led the pack deep into the woods with the soldiers chasing them. They were desperate to escape and continue to search for both sets of parents who’d been lost in the war. When Zip was injured, Gwen knew to search for sage bush – made into a paste, it would stave off infection. When they were confronted by a pack of cats, they knew they were outnumbered. Could they escape them? Who could they trust? And would they find the truck which had taken the parents away?Wolf Girl 3: The Secret Cave is the 3rd in the Wolf Girl series by Aussie author Anh Do, and once again it’s a fast-paced adventure for Gwen and her pack. An excellent story for the young and young at heart! Highly recommended.

Fast and action packed read. Ends on a cliffhanger. A bit unbelievable in some places but a fun read for those who like adventure stories.Recommended.

My 8 year granddaughter and I are reading the three Wolf Girl books over FaceTime. She reads to me and I support her reading. We both love the stories, but I have to read ahead to reassure her through the scary bits. It's going to be tough waiting for book 4 to be released to find out the ending. I'm assuming the good guys will win and families will be reunited.

Ahh Do you are the best author in the WORLD. I want to be a author just like you.P.S can you PLEASE put this review on the fourth book, if you do I'll scream with happiness. I love your books.

good book i think this book was a good one because it is clear but good for children. i enjoyed this book alot. what were some other peoples comments

I loved this book that this is the 5th time I have read it.Each day Gwen learns a new skill, she becomes more of a wolf girl!

This was so funny I loved it so much I almost fell of my seat ready for wolf girl 4