Book: The Boy Who Couldn't Cry Wolf by Caldric Blackwell
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Caldric Blackwell
about this book: "The Boy Who Couldn't Cry Wolf" is a beautifully illustrated picture book that follows the journey of a six-year-old werewolf named Byron Woodward who can't howl. Byron is embarrassed about his inability to howl, but has been able to keep it a secret ... until he is chosen to lead the full-moon ceremony! Determined not to let everyone find out he cannot howl, Byron embarks on a mission to learn how to howl as quickly as possible. His journey leads him to seek the advice of others, including the village mayor. He soon discovers there isn't an easy fix for his problem, but he is determined to not give up. Byron learns a lot about howling during his journey, but more importantly, he learns a valuable lesson about believing in himself. The story is augmented by imaginative, colorful illustrations by illustrator Emma Phillips. With engaging illustrations on each page, simple language, and a fun plot, "The Boy Who Couldn't Cry Wolf" is the perfect picture book to read aloud to children.
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about this book: "The Boy Who Couldn't Cry Wolf" is a beautifully illustrated picture book that follows the journey of a six-year-old werewolf named Byron Woodward who can't howl. Byron is embarrassed about his inability to howl, but has been able to keep it a secret ... until he is chosen to lead the full-moon ceremony! Determined not to let everyone find out he cannot howl, Byron embarks on a mission to learn how to howl as quickly as possible. His journey leads him to seek the advice of others, including the village mayor. He soon discovers there isn't an easy fix for his problem, but he is determined to not give up. Byron learns a lot about howling during his journey, but more importantly, he learns a valuable lesson about believing in himself. The story is augmented by imaginative, colorful illustrations by illustrator Emma Phillips. With engaging illustrations on each page, simple language, and a fun plot, "The Boy Who Couldn't Cry Wolf" is the perfect picture book to read aloud to children.
