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Wolf's Magnificent Master Plan - Melanie Williamson

Description: ISBN 0340950595 / Genre: Junior Books / Author: Melanie Williamson / Hardcover / 32 Pages / Book is published 2008-08-21 by Hodder ... more

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Newest Review: ... the lambs to use their wool to knit jumpers that he will sell in his shop. When he has raised enough money he will buy some ... more

... new teeth and then take his pick of the juicy lambs! Now, as with all cunning plans, this one is not without it's difficulties, but eventually it looks like he will be successful. He heads off to the lambs' home complete with his new shiny teeth, but he has not counted on the lambs being equally cunning. Like all good traditional tales the baddie gets his comeuppance in the end and the lambs live happily ever after! This is a delightfully entertaining book which my three year old daughter thoroughly enjoyed when I sha...more

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Wolf's Magnificent Master Plan - Melanie Williamson: Never trust a wolf - not even one with toothache! (708 words)
by - written on 27/11/08 (Very useful, 311 readings)
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All children know that wolves are mean, cunning, unscrupulous creatures and the wolf we meet in this story is no exception. This wolf is particularly nasty because he wants to trick some innocent little lambs into helping him so that he can eat them for his dinner. Luckily, wolves are not known for their intellect so it is not difficult for the lambs to outwit him before his plan comes to fruition.'Wolf's Magnificent Master Plan' is a very good example of a modern version of a traditional tale with all the elements we would come to expect. The story starts with Wolf feeling very sorry for himself because he has very bad toothache and he is down to his ... Read the complete review