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The Tale of Two Wolves
A valuable lesson about the inner conflict everybody has to live with We all have the power to create a brighter outlook on life by focusing on the good side of things. Take a moment to sit down and listen to old Grandfather as he teaches a valuable life lesson about the inner conflict everybody has to live the never ending battle between our good and bad thoughts. A great Tale for both children and adults In his first foray into the world of picture books, author Louis Legrand adapts a legend of unknown origin - usually attributed to Native Americans - into a format even the youngest readers can enjoy. A book wonderfully illustrated The fruit of this latest collaboration with illustrator Bettina Braskó is The Tale of Two Wolves - an engaging and thought provoking book that portrays relatable emotions and shares an important message, supported by beautiful, whimsical illustrations people of all ages can enjoy.
34 pages, Paperback
Published August 17, 2017
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July 26, 2025
Just finished reading The Tale of Two Wolves by Louis Legrand, and I’m genuinely impressed.
This book offers so much more than I expected — it’s deep, reflective, and incredibly well-crafted. Legrand's storytelling draws you in with simplicity, yet leaves you thinking about life, choices, and inner conflict in a powerful way. It’s one of those rare reads that feels both timeless and deeply personal. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys meaningful narratives with a philosophical edge.
This book offers so much more than I expected — it’s deep, reflective, and incredibly well-crafted. Legrand's storytelling draws you in with simplicity, yet leaves you thinking about life, choices, and inner conflict in a powerful way. It’s one of those rare reads that feels both timeless and deeply personal. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys meaningful narratives with a philosophical edge.
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