Small Bad Wolf (I Am Reading)

by Sean Taylor, Jan Lewis (Illustrator)

Small Bad Wolf wants to be as bad as his dad. He learns his wolf lessons, which involve chasing chickens, juicy little piggies, and itty-bitty kiddies. But the Big Bad Wolf's lessons don't go according to plan . . .

Genres: Childrens

48 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1996

About the author

Sean Taylor started writing poetry as a teenager. In 1993, he came across a newspaper article which reported that a goat slaughtered in Iran had been found to have teeth made of gold. He tried writing a story for children. It was called 'The Goat with the Golden Teeth' and it won second prize in a competition run by the British newspaper 'The Independent' and Scholastic Children's Books. Since then, Sean has focussed on writing for children and has published over forty books for young readers of different ages. As well as writing, he has many years’ experience visiting schools, where he works with poetry and storytelling to encourage young people to write themselves. He lives partly in England (where he was born) and partly in Brazil( where his wife is from.)

Reviews

[Nikki]

Cute book! Very funny!

[Pam]

Beginning reader about the Big Bad Wolf's son. He wants to be just like his dad but things don't go well on their adventures. Plenty of humor and simple to read text for early readers.

[Amaor]

The big bad wolves want their little wolf growing up bad to the bone, just as bad as his father wolf. The wolf father set out a list of plan going to teacher him how to be bad, but everything is not according his plan, the small bad wolf likes nippy zippy adventures.

[Bandhura]

This book is about how wolves are not as mean as people explain it to be and the love of soccer around the world.

[Mairéad]

Entertaining beginner chapter book perfect for readers aged 7+ with a fun plot and bright engaging illustrations. Definitely a story I can see many of my pupils enjoying!

[KaitandMaddie]

Cute.

[Yasuko]

2013.5.13 Kikiyomi