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 Wolves by Emily Gravett
Newest Review: ... for publication and released early last year. It is now sold in five different countries. In addition to the Macmillan Prize ... more  ... for Illustration, which launched her career, Gravett also won the Nestle Children's Book Prize Bronze Award last year, the CILIP Kate Greenway Award and critical acclaim for her first publication.
*Other books available by Emily Gravett*
Orange Pear Apple Bear
Meerkat Mail
*Books to be published in 2007*
Monkey and Me
Little Mouse's Book of Fears
***What I thought of Wolves***
I knew I had to buy this book as soon as I saw it in Waterstones. I realise we are not supposed to judge a book by its cover (figur...more |
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Wolves by Emily Gravett: The Big Bad Wolf with a surprising appetite (861 words)
by - written on 07/02/07 (Very useful, 103 readings)
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Author: Illustrator: Emily Gravett Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books Published Date: 2005 Age Suitability: 4+ although my 2-year old loves it Pages: 40 RRP: £5.99 Amazon Price: £4.79 ***Summary*** Rabbit eagerly reads his borrowed library book about wolves as he travels across the pages only to have the wolves in question creeping along behind him resulting in two surprise endings to please all children. ***Who is Emily Gravett*** There is little doubt that Emily's parents, her father a printmaker and her mother an art teacher had a huge impact on Emily, and the career path she eventually chose. Before ... Read the complete review
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