Welcome To
Lorraine Pattison’s Website
Where the spirit of the wilderness meets the heart of a hero. Step into stories that bridge the gap between human courage and the ancient mysteries of the wild.
About Me
Lorraine Pattison’s journey into the world of wolves began with a dream of a white wolf that sparked a lifelong fascination with these misunderstood creatures. As a researcher and non-fiction enthusiast, Lorraine dove deep into wolf culture, weaving factual behavioral traits into a narrative that captivates the imagination. Her mission is to transport young readers into the heart of nature, teaching them that true strength isn’t found in dominance, but in the quiet bravery of protecting those smaller than ourselves. Through her writing, she invites you to see the forest not as a place to fear, but as a home to respect and protect.
The Call of the Wild
Inspiration Behind The Book
Every great adventure begins with a single step into the unknown. Lorraine’s work focuses on the transformative power of the outdoors, blending the rugged reality of survival with the tender connection between man and beast. Whether it’s navigating a dense forest or understanding the complex hierarchy of a wolf pack, her stories are designed to inspire a new generation of explorers to listen to the whispers of the wind and find their own “native bloodline” of courage.
The book
Charlie and The Wolf Pup
Twelve-year-old Charlie is used to being the underdog, but a summer at Emerald Lake Wolf Scout Camp is about to change everything. When a cruel prank leaves him stranded in the deep wilderness, Charlie must rely on his Métis heritage and the “Wolf Scout Law” to survive. His journey takes a turn when he encounters Annie, a defenseless wolf pup, and the necessary evil to save the pup, the great alpha wolf Pawco. From facing down predators to outsmarting poachers, Charlie discovers that while he may look like the same boy on the outside, his spirit is no longer tame. It is a story of resilience, friendship, and the wild heart that beats in us all.
