Little Wolf’s Big Huff
Harriet Howe and Katie Cottle
Templar Books

Taking a trip to watch the Wolf Moon rise has become an annual event for Little Wolf and Daddy Wolf. With just the two of them it’s a ‘wonderfully-waggy-tailed time’ for them, but especially for the little cub.

However this year, another wolf has taken Little Wolf’s place as the littlest in his pack and because Mummy Wolf is poorly on Wolf Moon Day, all his brothers and sisters are also coming. Little Wolf tries his best to feel pleased about this ‘Everyone Else Day’ but he knows things won’t be the same. Assuredly, he’s right about that.
Things go from bad to worse as nobody is interested in Little Wolf’s den design,

then he injures himself and ends up in the mud and not a single other wolf has noticed, and eventually big feelings begin bubbling in his belly, moving on to tingle in his tail and then to fizz all through his fur. Instead of feeling like Little Wolf, the little creature feels big and bad. He huffs and he puffs and …

Time for Daddy Wolf to help his Little Wolf before too much damage is done. This he does by teaching him what he calls ‘The Way of the Wolf’ – a special power hidden deep inside every wolf. Will it work and if so, then what …
Young children will definitely relate to Little Wolf’s worry wobbles and his ensuing BIG feelings when things don’t go as planned.