Johanna Goldschmidt

In the Alaskan wilderness, Tracy Petrikoff, a lonely and fierce 17-year-old girl, lives with her father Bill and brother Scott in a deteriorating house away from the city. Since her mother, famous musher Hannah, vanished under strange circumstances, everything went wrong. Tracy grapples with uncontrolled outbursts, sleep disorders and mysterious visions, unaware that her inherited gift connects her to nature and wild animals on a level she can't imagine yet. Everything changes when Tracy rescues the unconscious Jesse during a hunting trip. Saving Jesse seals both girls' fates, and to overcome the looming danger, Tracy must now harness her gift and find the balance between her human and wild sides.

Sanou, a bright 15-year-old, enrolls in the famous Henri IV school in Paris. In this prestigious institution, the young girl from the Saint-Denis outer suburbs finds herself dropped into a world a million miles from everything she knows.

Washington the fox, Sam the wild boar, and Eugenie, Sam's little sister, are tired of living paw-to-mouth in the wilderness. They crave the creature comforts only the suburbs can provide and decide to zip into costume and disguise themselves as run-of-the-mill house pets. So far, their secret is safe but you can count on the gang's wild animal instincts to surface at the very worst moments, driving the gags and suspense! They've tamed their new household, but they're not out of the woods just yet.