Wolf in the City

'A stone wolf sets out to explore the city, but when the other statues are not as friendly as he expected he realises he should go back to the square where he normally resides, after all. A reminder that the grass is not always greener, illustrated with gorgeous Italian-esque city panoramas.' BOOKSELLER BUYER'S GUIDE, SEASONAL HIGHLIGHT 'This is a lovely what if … story with lots to enjoy, and Wolf is a real character. Following her trail gives us a real sense of old Italian cities, the warm browns, greens and pinks of Rachel Tilda Wolf's illustrations placing us right in the sunshine. There's a lesson to learn about valuing what you know and have over what you think is on the other side of fence too. This is Rachel Tilda Wolf's debut and she's an illustrator to watch.'  BOOKS FOR KEEPS, BOOK OF THE WEEK 'This is an ideal book for younger children, a perfect gently calming bedtime story. I can only imagine how children will reenact it with the statues in the world around them, having seen their secret lives in a new light. A lovely read for families about to take a trip to a new city or to a museum - with its quirky illustrations and winning message, it is sure to become a family favourite.'  INIS 'This gentle story shows us the importance of home, sweet home, and young children will love being outraged on behalf of Wolf by the awful behaviour of the other statues. The artwork has the warm hues and tones of old Italian cities, and it's an adventure readers of all ages will relish.'  LOVE READING