Wolfie the Bunny

Description

The Bunny family has adopted a wolf son, and daughter. Dot is the only one who realises Wolfie is going to eat them all up! Dot tries to get through to her parents, but they are too smitten to listen. A new brother takes getting used to and when (in a twist of fate) it's Wolfie who's threatened, will his big sister Dot save the day?

Ame Dyckman (Author) Ame Dyckman always eats her carrots. (Especially her carrot cake.) She's the award-winning author of Boy + Bot and Tea Party Rules, and loves writing for children so she doesn't have to grow up. Ame lives in New Jersey with her family, pets, and hair-bow collection. Zachariah OHora (Illustrator) Zachariah OHora is an illustrator and author of a number of children's books. His debut, Stop Snoring, Bernard!, received the Society of Illustrators Founder's Award and was the Pennsylvania One Book, Every Young Child selection for 2012. His book No Fits, Nilson! was the Huffington Post Best Picture Book of the Year for 2013. He lives and works in Narberth, Pennsylvania. See more of his work at zohora.com.

"In the glorious tradition of Not Now, Bernard by David McKee, Dot's thwarted attempts to be heard by her parents are very funny, and her fierce and brave transformation in the face of imminent danger will have even the youngest readers shouting out in glee." * Daily Mail * "An amusing tale of sibling rivalry with stylish, retro illustrations." * Daily Express * "This book approaches sibling rivalry in an original and amusing way" -- Vanessa Lewis * The Bookseller, Bookseller's Choice * "Very entertaining... This book perfectly captures a sibling's agitation at a new arrival." -- Marilyn Brocklehurst * The Bookseller, Bookseller's Choice * "OHora's acrylic paintings are the heart of this tale. They clearly show everyone's feelings from fear to sadness to joy to anger to love and everything in between, and there are brilliant bits of humor and whimsy added to the mix. VERDICT: A great book for one-on-one sharing that's also sure to be a storytime hit." * School Library Journal, starred review *