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Wolfpack is not one uniquely identifiable book title. Publisher listings point to three different works: Roger Moorhouse’s World War II naval history, Abby Wambach’s leadership book, and Amelia Brunskill’s YA suspense novel. Check the author or subtitle before choosing a listing.
Which book titled Wolfpack are you looking for?
| Author and title | What it is | Audience or subject | Publisher-listed details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roger Moorhouse, Wolfpack: Inside Hitler’s U-Boat War | History of Germany’s U-boat campaign in the Battle of the Atlantic, told from the German submariners’ point of view. | World War II history readers | Basic Books; 480-page hardcover; ISBN 9781541604728; on sale October 21, 2025. Ebook and unabridged audiobook are also listed by Hachette. Hachette Book Group |
| Abby Wambach, WOLFPACK: How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game | Nonfiction about women’s individual power and collective action, based on Wambach’s 2018 Barnard College commencement speech. | Leadership and collective action | 224 pages; published April 9, 2019. Macmillan |
| Amelia Brunskill, Wolfpack | YA suspense about teenage girls living in a cult community after one girl goes missing. | Young adult suspense | Hachette lists trade paperback, ebook, and audiobook formats. Hachette Book Group |
How to identify the right Wolfpack
- Look for Moorhouse or the subtitle “Inside Hitler’s U-Boat War” if you want a history of the Battle of the Atlantic.
- Look for Abby Wambach or “How to Come Together, Unleash Our Power, and Change the Game” if you want a book about leadership and collective action.
- Look for Amelia Brunskill if you want a young adult suspense novel involving a cult community and a missing girl.
Search or shop using the author’s name and, where available, the subtitle. The title by itself does not establish which work a listing refers to.
What the publisher says about Moorhouse’s history
Hachette’s 2025 listing reports that the U-boat campaign sank “over three thousand Allied ships” and that German submariners had a 75 percent death rate. These are publisher-reported figures; the listing does not provide an underlying statistical dataset, so they should not be mistaken for independently verified figures here. The listing identifies the book as a history told from the German submariners’ perspective.
Choosing a format or edition
The publisher pages establish different formats for the three books, but they do not compare the books’ quality or establish which one a particular reader will prefer. Retailer stock and prices can change. For Moorhouse’s hardcover, the publisher-listed ISBN is 9781541604728; use it alongside the author and subtitle to distinguish that edition from books sharing the title.
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