Name: There is no big bad Wolf in This Story
Price: 10.35 EUR
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Author: Lou Carter
ISBN: 9781526608161

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Type

Physical Book

Author

Lou Carter

Publisher

Bloomsbury Children's Books

Year

2021

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781526608161

There is no big bad Wolf in This Story

Lou Carter (Author) · Bloomsbury Children's Books · Paperback

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Synopsis "There is no big bad Wolf in This Story "

Now available in 23 languages!The Big Bad Wolf is late AGAIN and is ruining stories as he rushes through the forest to Grandma's house. When the Three Little Pigs get seriously grumpy AGAIN, Wolf tells them he's had ENOUGH. There will be no more HUFFING and PUFFING from this Big Bad Wolf. The fairytale characters aren't worried - they can totally manage without him!But Big Bad Wolfing is harder than it looks . And what happens when they realise that they really need a Big Bad Wolf in this story?From the pairing behind the fabulously funny and internationally bestselling There Is No Dragon In This Story comes another hilarious story featuring your favourite fairytale characters as you've never seen them before!

Lou Carter

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Lou Carter is a British writer specialized in children's literature, known for her charming stories and memorable characters. After working as a primary school teacher, she dedicated herself to writing illustrated books for children. Among her most notable works are "In this story there is no dragon" (2017) and "In this story there is no big bad wolf" (2019), which have captivated young readers with their clever and humorous narratives.

Carter has collaborated with talented illustrators to bring her stories to life, creating books that harmoniously combine text and illustrations. Her experience in primary education has allowed her to understand the concerns and tastes of children, which is reflected in the relevance and appeal of her works. Her contribution to children's literature has been appreciated by both parents and educators, establishing her as an influential author in the genre.

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