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Im new here and new to 40k. I decided id start with playing space wolves so im looking to find the best books for space wolves background, info, and general fluff. Thanks

Well theres, Prospero burns, Battle of the Fang, Night of the Wolves, Scars, errm Wolf King, umm Hunt for Magnus, Emperors gift.

Battle of the Fang is a good source for Fenris. That side of the story is told mostly from the perspective of human helots/thralls/serfs, though, so it's less good on the Space Wolves themselves.

You do get to meet Bjorn, though.

My two cents.

Don't read the Space Wolves books by William King.

They were written for a different kind of background.

Don't read Chris Wraight, either, unless you want Space Wolves who are only capable in comparison to idiots.

Prospero Burns gives a great look into the Space Wolves.

I didn't really like Prospero Burns, had to force myself to read at times.

I hear Wolf King is pretty good, though last time I checked the Black Library it was shockingly expensive, like, REALLY expensive. For an eBook! I mailed them about it but got no reply.