Books like Moon-Face and Other Stories by Jack London
Published in 1906, "Moon‑Face and Other Stories" gathers ten of Jack London’s earliest tales, including the title story "Moon‑Face," the animal‑fable "The Leopard Man's Story," and the adventures of "All Gold Canyon" and "The Shadow and the Flash." London’s work blends engaging narrative with observations of social customs and the American frontier, offering readers a snapshot of early twentieth‑century life.
First publish date: July 1, 1999
Genre: General Fiction/Short Stories
Authors: Jack London
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