The Greedy Wolf - by Timothy Knapman (Hardcover)

About the Book

"Once there was a wicked wolf who was so greedy that every day he would eat enough food for TEN birthday parties and still be hungry for more. One day he was on the prowl for dinner when he spotted seven juicy little goats left at home... alone. Could these kid goats be clever enough--and have enough silly tricks at the ready--to avoid getting eaten, and maybe even enjoy a little (or big) snack themselves? A renowned storyteller and an acclaimed artist come together to create an entertaining read- and laugh-aloud version of the classic fairy tale "The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats'--

Book Synopsis

A ravenous wolf meets his match when he encounters some enterprising young goats in this new spin on a Grimms' fairy tale.

Once there was a wicked wolf who was so greedy that every day he would eat enough food for TEN birthday parties and still be hungry for more. One day he was on the prowl for dinner when he spotted seven juicy little goats left at home . . . alone. Could these kid goats be clever enough--and have enough silly tricks at the ready--to avoid getting eaten, and maybe even enjoy a little (or big) snack themselves? A renowned storyteller and an acclaimed artist come together to create an entertaining read- and laugh-aloud version of the classic fairy tale "The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats."

About the Author

Timothy Knapman is a children's writer, lyricist, and playwright. His books have been translated into many different languages and include Time Now to Dream, illustrated by Helen Oxenbury; Dinosaurs Don't Have Bedtimes!, illustrated by Nikki Dyson; Can't Catch Me!, illustrated by Simona Ciraolo; and What's Next?, illustrated by Jane McGuinness. Timothy Knapman lives in England.

Jean Jullien is the illustrator of I Want to Be in a Scary Story; How to Be Cooler than Cool, and Hoot Owl, Master of Disguise, all by Sean Taylor. As a graphic designer, he works in a wide range of media, including illustration, photography, video, installation, and clothing, and his clients have included the New Yorker, New York magazine, the Guardian, and the Pompidou Center. Originally from France, he lives in London and exhibits worldwide.