Author Animal Title Genre

Waldeck, Theodore H.

Jaguar

The White Panther

1

Waldeck, Theodore H.

Lion

Lions on the Hunt

1

Walker, David Stoat Hunters of Longtree 1
Walker, Frank Dog The Lurcher 1

Wangerin, Walter

Rooster, Various

The Book of the Dun Cow

2

Wangerin, Walter

Rooster, Various

The Book of Sorrows2

2

Warner, Jack

Tiger

Shikar (aka Maneater)

3

Washburn, Mark & Webb, Robert

Bear, Shark

Predators3 3

Watkins, Ivor

Wolf

Bloodsnarl

3

Weiss, Daniel Evan Cockroach The Roaches Have No King 2

Werber, Bernard

Ants

Empire of the Ants

2

Westall, Robert

Cat

Blitzcat

1

Westall, Robert Leopard The Creature in the Dark 3
Widell, Helene Wolf The Black Wolf of River Bend 1

Wilde, Scott

Wild Boar

Razorback

3

Williams, Tad

Cat

Tailchaser’s Song

2

Williamson, Henry

Salmon

Salar the Salmon

1

Williamson, Henry Otter Tarka the Otter 1
Williamson, Richard Deer Capreol, the Story of a Roebuck 1
Wilson, A. N. Cat Stray 2
Wilson, Charles Shark Extinct 3
Wilson, Elizabeth (Betty) Coyote Song Dogs 1

Woodall, Clive

European Robin, Magpie

One for Sorrow, Two for Joy1

2

Woodall, Clive Bird (various) Seven for a Secret 2

1One for Sorrow, Two for Joy has  major, major problems in terms of accuracy in bird behavior and

 biology, to the point where anyone knowledgeable about birds would probably not enjoy it.

 

2Although it is recommended because it is well written and, IMO, an important work in anthropomorphic literature,

The Book of Sorrows is a very, very gruesome and depressing book.  I recommend it with the warning that it absolutely

is not for children, and adults should be warned that reading it is not a pleasant experience, but more like an ordeal to

be endured.

 

3Not technically a man vs. animal story, this is about a staged fight between a great white shark and a Kodiak bear.