William and the Wolves (Story Book)

William and the Wolves (Story Book)

by KathrynCave (Author)

Synopsis

William's little sister, Mary, has lots of annoying habits, but the worst is her invention of an imaginary friend. Not just any old imaginary friend, but a lamb. Now Lamb is stealing William's place on the sofa and eating all his favourite tea-time biscuits. The rest of William's family think Mary's adorable, and humour her, but William is irritated. Now he's invented some imaginary friends.



Only there are six of them. And they're wolves. It looks like Lamb could be in for a shock ...

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 96
Edition: 2
Publisher: Hodder Children's Books
Published: 20 May 1999

ISBN 10: 0340713585
ISBN 13: 9780340713587
Book Overview: Kathryn Cave collaborated with Chris Riddell on Somewhere Else , a picture book which was shortlisted for the 1995 Smarties Award.

Media Reviews
Sibling rivalry is hilariously portrayed * The Observer *
an intriguing book, full of light, domestic humour, but tinged with a more serious feel for sibling rivalries, family tensions and the ambiguities of fantasy * Books for Keeps *
A delightful tale of sibling rivalry over an imaginary friend. Kathryn Cave's text is well-paced, comic and dry, a fine addition to the Hodder storybook series...a first rate read * TES Primary *
Delightfully funny * Carousel *
There's a very attractive and entertaining humour here. Cave skilfully traces the tensions between brother and sister. Both William and Mary have fresh imaginations and the book is crowded with incidents until both gradually and happily relinquish their power games. * IRISH TIMES, May 99. *
An intriguing book, full of light, domestic humour, but tinged with a more serious feel for sibling rivalry, family tensions and the ambiguity of fantasy. Chris Riddell's intricate drawings capture the feelings of the characters perfectly. * BOOKS FOR KEEPS, Nov 99 *
A delightful tale of sibling rivalry over an imaginary friend. Kathryn Cave's text is well-paced, comic and dry. Chris Riddell's accompanying drawings turn this into a first rate read. * TES PRIMARY, Aug 99 *
Author Bio
Kathryn Cave is the author of more than a dozen books for children of all ages. Her picture book collaboration with Chris Riddell, Something Else, was shortlisted for the Smarties and the Kate Greenaway awards in 1994. She has written several books for Hodder, including The Emperor's Gruckle Hound, William and the Wolves and the picture book, Horatio Happened! She has three children, and lives in West London. She won the UNESCO award in 1997.