Books with title Big Bad Wolf and Me

What would happen if a little boy met the Big, Bad Wolf and brought him home? Who’s afraid of the big, bad wolf? Not the young hero of this thoroughly unique story. And, it seems, no one else is, either: instead of being the magnificent villain of “The Three Little Pigs” or “Little Red Riding Hood,” this wolf’s a wimp. So the boy decides to take the pitiful creature home and teach him to be scary once again. Can he do it? Children will absolutely love seeing the tables turned, with the small boy becoming the wise teacher and the wolf the sheepish student.The short chapters and breezy, funny text are just right for new readers, and Delphine Perret’s line art is simply irresistible.

5 Stars—“One of the several aspects that make India’s stories satisfying is her equal mixture of tragedy with humor – which balance playwrights strive to imitate from Shakespeare to the present. Another gift she brings to her readers is the poetic, songful phrasing of her writing. For an author to take on shapeshifting as a romantic means to relate a story takes courage and daring, but India manages to accomplish this unlikely transition because of the grace of her writing and character building.”—Grady Harp, Amazon Hall of Fame/Top 100 reviewer.Their love was innocent.Their friendship was pure.Their fear was real.Their danger was true.When little Marlena is left to care for an abandoned wolf pup, her parents see their irrevocable bond, and this humble family embarks on an adventure trying to care for the needs of a rapidly growing wolf, and the needs of their headstrong daughter. The comical complications of such a venture only darken when Marlena, now a high school student, witnesses her wolf shift… into a young man.Secrets and the pure hatred from a man out for revenge take Marlena, her family and her wolf on a heartbreaking journey of devastating loss, captivity, and ultimate sacrifices.

An original take on the Red Riding Hood story. Lucy Jones is walking through the forest wearing her red anorak when a wolf leaps out and tells her: 'I am your destiny, and you are my dinner'. Lucy assures him that she is not Red Riding Hood, but the wolf doesn't believe her. He follows her all the way to London, where her granny and granddad live in a tower block. The wolf decides to stay and pretend to be a dog and causes chaos on the estate in his desire to make sure everyone he meets 'lives happily ever after'. A hilarious modern-day fairy tale from the author of Vlad the Drac.

A choking wolf is rushed to City Hospital, and a lost little girl in a red coat has been found, looking for her missing granny. What on earth did the wolf eat? Early readers have never been such fun! With bright color illustrations on every page, minimal easy-to-read text and a brilliantly fast-paced plot, this animal hospital adventure story will have young readers devouring the pages.

Peek through the die-cut holes to see the Big Bad Wolf's shiny eyes, pointy ears, and sharp teeth. But is the Big Bad Wolf really as big and bad as we think he is?People say: The Big Bad Wolf has a long snout and sharp teeth! And if you look through the die-cut hole, you can even see them. But turn the page for a big surprise. The wolf is picking flowers! Maybe he's not so bad after all! In fact, at the end of the book, we see the wolf as a lovable daddy, showering his pups with hugs and kisses.This suspenseful story enables children to face their fears and conquer them again and again. Die-cut pages and richly colored acrylic paintings with humorous details make this tale a visual feast!

A choking wolf is rushed to City Hospital, and a lost little girl in a red coat has been found, looking for her missing granny. What on earth did the wolf eat? Early readers have never been such fun! With bright color illustrations on every page, minimal easy-to-read text and a brilliantly fast-paced plot, this animal hospital adventure story will have young readers devouring the pages.

A choking wolf is rushed to City Hospital, and a lost little girl in a red coat has been found, looking for her missing granny. What on earth did the wolf eat? Early readers have never been such fun! With bright color illustrations on every page, minimal easy-to-read text and a brilliantly fast-paced plot, this animal hospital adventure story will have young readers devouring the pages.

Fairytales are make-believe, right?Young Hero thought so too. But now, after saving Hanz and Gretta Ehl from the clutches of an evil witch, he is starting to think otherwise. Now he is being wrongly accused of kidnapping and murder. While imprisoned he is given an ultimatum: Either face the gallows or hunt the Big-Bad Wolf. In his journey, Hero will be helped and hindered along the way by a multitude of fairytale creatures. His ultimate goal is to prove his innocence, but he is faced with many challenges on his journey, including: Trying to ascertain what is right and who is wrong, the true meaning of friendship, how to live up to his namesake, and how to find and kill the Big-Bad Wolf.

5 Stars—“One of the several aspects that make India’s stories satisfying is her equal mixture of tragedy with humor – which balance playwrights strive to imitate from Shakespeare to the present. Another gift she brings to her readers is the poetic, songful phrasing of her writing. For an author to take on shapeshifting as a romantic means to relate a story takes courage and daring, but India manages to accomplish this unlikely transition because of the grace of her writing and character building.”—Grady Harp, Amazon Hall of Fame/Top 100 reviewer.Their love was innocent.Their friendship was pure.Their fear was real.Their danger was true.When little Marlena is left to care for an abandoned wolf pup, her parents see their irrevocable bond, and this humble family embarks on an adventure trying to care for the needs of a rapidly growing wolf, and the needs of their headstrong daughter. The comical complications of such a venture only darken when Marlena, now a high school student, witnesses her wolf shift… into a young man.Secrets and the pure hatred from a man out for revenge take Marlena, her family and her wolf on a heartbreaking journey of devastating loss, captivity, and ultimate sacrifices.

Big and Small are machines that work together as a team. “But some days Big goes a bit wobbly, and I get a lot worried.” Through the book Big malfunctions in a variety of ways and Small tries to help with the assistance of The Boss and Mechanic. The story is a metaphor for a child living with an adult who suffers from mental illness.Big and Me is dramatically illustrated with paper sculpture.