Whiffy Wilson: The Wolf Who Wouldn’t Go to School Award-winning author by Caryl Hart (author) and Leonie Lord (illustrator) (UK edition)

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The perfect picture book to banish starting school worries, starring the most adorable wolf cub character.

Whiffy Wilson doesn’t know how to hold a pen and has never looked in a book, but fortunately his friend Dotty is on hand to show him that school is fun. Soon, Whiffy is in his element, and when he gets a gold star for all his work he realises that school is the BEST THING EVER!

Multi-award-winning author Caryl Hart, and artist Leonie Lord reunite in this fantastic companion title to Whiffy Wilson the Wolf Who Wouldn’t Wash.

With Caryl Hart’s funny story and Leonie Lord’s fabulous art, schooldays have never been such fun!

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781408325865

Publisher

Orchard Books

Date published

July 2nd, 2015

Lexile measure

530L

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 2.7; Lower years; 0.5 points

Condition

New

UK edition

Author/Illustrator

Caryl Hart

Caryl Hart is the award-winning author of fantastic picture books like Supermarket Zoo and Don’t Dip Your Chips in Your Drink, Kate!

As well as being a full time children`s writer, Caryl also runs creative workshops with local schools. She lives on the top of a windy hill in the Peak District with her guitar-playing husband, two cheeky daughters, one extremely fluffy black cat, a goldfish, four hens and an invisible dog called Paddy. She spends her spare time digging her allotment and organising community projects, and going for long walks, especially if they end up at a cafe. Her favourite place is the local library because it`s warm and full of books.