Little Wolf's Book of Badness

by Tony Ross (Illustrator), Ian Whybrow (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  1995

  $5.18

• Used

  Paperback
  2009

  $3.28

  A new edition of the first novel about Little Wolf as he is sent to Uncle Bigbad's Cunning College to learn the nine rules of badness. Now published into the First Modern Classics list, fantastic stories for young readers. All Little Wolf wants to do is stay at home with Mum and Dad and Baby brother Smellybreff. Instead he's packed off to Cunning College to learn the 9 Rules of Badess and earn his Gold BAD Badge from his wicked Uncle Bigbad. He sets off on his journey, sending letters home as he adventures in the big wide world, Little Wolf's Book of Badness won an U.K.R.A. award for making an oustanding contribution to children's literacy; the Birmingham Children's Book award and the prestigious Di Cento prize in Italy for the best children's book of the year. It has been translated into ten different languages.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1999

  $3.28

  This award-winning title, now in large format and full colour. All Little Wolf wants to do is stay at home with Mum and Dad and Baby brother Smellybreff. Instead he's packed off to Cunning College to learn the 9 Rules of Badess and earn his Gold BAD Badge from his wicked Uncle Bigbad. He sets off on his journey, sending letters home as he adventures in the big wide world, At Cunning College, finding out the first 3 rules is easy and Little Wolf notes them carefully in his Book of Badness: 1. Huff and puff a lot. {watch out!] 2. Say loads of rude words. [like blinking and blunking} 3. Fib your head off. [hmmmm] But will Uncle Bigbad ever stop huffing and puffing long enough to teach him any more! Little Wolf's letters home will delight anyone with a sense of fun, both young and old. He is surely destined to follow in the pawprints of Pooh, Paddington and other classic children's book characters Little Wolf's Book of Badness won an U.K.R.A. award for making an oustanding contribution to children's literacy; the Birmingham Children's Book award and the prestigious Di Cento prize in Italy for the best children's book of the year. It has been translated into ten different languages. It was first published in 1995 in black and white. Tony Ross has now redone the illustrations in full colour making this a lavish, large format gift edition -- perfect for family reading.