Die Wölfin: Die wahre Geschichte des berühmtesten Raubtiers von Yellowstone

The narrative feels so personal and detailed — I wonder how much of it was uncovered through research versus storytelling art. What do you think led to choosing this specific animal's story?

The book really highlights how deep our connections and conflicts with nature can go. I’d love to hear if others felt uneasy or inspired by this obsession.

The blend of history and nature makes the story richer, but I’m curious if this was a conscious choice to deepen the narrative or just evolved naturally.