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A story by Emma Barnes

Wolfie

Sometimes a girl’s best friend is… a WOLF.

Newly confident readersStand-alone storyWolvesMagicFriendship

Lucie has always longed for a dog. But not one this big. Or with such sharp teeth. Or with such a hungry look in its eyes… Lucie realises that her new pet is not a dog, but a wolf. Not only that, but a wolf with magical powers.

  • Winner of the Fantastic Book Awards 2014

Praise

“A real cracker of a book, perfect for those newly confident to read on their own.”
Armadillo Magazine · full review
“There is much to enjoy in this funny, clever and very satisfying story… Thoroughly recommended.”
Books for Keeps — Book of the Week · full review
“A lovely book and recommended for both boys and girls.”
The Bookbag · full review

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