About This Book
A parent would reach for this book when their teenager feels like an outsider or is struggling with a sense of not belonging in their own community. It is a visceral, post-apocalyptic exploration of identity through the eyes of Jeet, a boy raised by wild dogs and later forced back into human society. The story tackles intense themes of tribalism, the definition of humanity, and the trauma of being caught between two worlds. While the setting is a gritty wasteland, the emotional core speaks to any teen who has felt 'othered' or misunderstood by the people around them. Due to the high stakes and realistic violence, it is best suited for mature readers aged 14 and up who appreciate dark, philosophical survival stories.
