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    Little Wolf, Terror of the Shivery Sea
    Little Wolf, Terror of the Shivery Sea
    Little Wolf, Terror of the Shivery Sea
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    Little Wolf, Terror of the Shivery Sea

    By Ian Whybrow and Tony Ross

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    A sixth Little Wolf novel featuring this number one cub and pack of friends as they have the pirate adventure of a lifetime!

    Following the success of the Little Wolf series internationally plus the animated film shown at Christmas 2002, a sixth Little Wolf novel will be welcomed by his many fans. Featuring all Little Wolf’s friends – Yeller, Stubbs, Normus, and that pesky little brother Smellybreff in his sailor suit. Little Wolf is a pirate cheef [sic] in this new adventure, and he is after the treasure left by a long-lost relative: Blackfur the Backbiter. But a contemporary pirate called Cap’n Froshus is determined to find the treasure too and this Cap’n Froshus has eyes that hypnotise and a strange peppery smell. Could it Little Wolf’s old adversary Mr Twister the Fox – yo ho ho and a bobble of glug, it could be!

    Ian Whybrow’s inventiveness knows no bounds. He has managed to create another unique and hilarious adventure about Little Wolf, who now has millions of new fans [2.1million] through Channel 4 television’s broadcast at Christmas.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins UK
    Release dateJun 25, 2015
    ISBN9780008140151
    Little Wolf, Terror of the Shivery Sea
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    Ian Whybrow

    Ian Whybrow is a much loved writer with a wonderful talent for capturing children's humour and imagination. He has written several successful picture books for Macmillan, including the bestselling The Bedtime Bear, The Tickle Book and The Christmas Bear, illustrated by Axel Scheffler. Ian is also the creator of the much-loved Harry and the Dinosaurs series. Before he began to write full-time, Ian was Head of English in a secondary school. He divides his time between London and Herefordshire, where he enjoys digging, cycling, walking with friends, and hedgehogs!

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      Little Wolf, Terror of the Shivery Sea - Ian Whybrow

      My Desk

      Dear Mum and Dad,

      Please please PLEEEEEZ take Smells back to Murkshire to stay with you at the Lair. Go on, just for a short while, like ten years maybe, hint hint. You know he is your darling baby pet. Plus you are a lot fiercer than me, so you can stop him messing up your stuff.

      Yeller wants me do Trick Practiss with him. Tricks is 1 of my best things, I love them, kiss kiss. BUT (big but) Smells keeps messing us about. Like if you are trying to have a private conservash condensayshun chat about fake bat poo or itchy powder, Smells keeps butting in hummingly.

      Also, he pulls down his sailor suit bottoms saying, Look at my pants, they got Stooffer the Steam Engine on them, nar nar! Just because he is jealous of my pants saying Wiggly World, I bet.

      So cubbish.

      I wish wish you would take him back, because now he has got a habit of going in a loud way till you play Doctor Monster with him. He makes you be ill in bed so he can do harsh operations on you that really hurt.

      You have him for a bit, go on, he is your cub. I am only his big bruv, so not fair, eh?

      Yours snugglupply,

      L Wolf, son Numero Un (french)

      Kitchen Table

      Dear Mum and Dad,

      You have not replied to my letter about taking Smells back. I know you have been having a nice long winter hibernate, so maybe it is best to say my chums’ names for you in a xplainy way. (Just in case of your branes being shut down still, OK?)

      Now (xplainy voice) my best friend and cuz is Yeller Wolf, hmmm? He has got loads of BIG IDEAS and shouts a lot.

      My next best friends are Normus Bear (wopping mussels)

      plus Stubbs Crow (clever beak, says ARK! a lot).

      These are some adventures we have done before, OK?

      turn over

         Daring Deeds at Adventure Academy.

         Haunting at Haunted Hall with dead Uncle Bigbad as our Top Ghost. (He died of eating 2 many bakebeans 2 fast and went off bang, remember?)

         Being Frettnin Forest Detective Agency, that was good.

         Camping out, tracking ect. with me being Pack Leader.

      Now we are trying to think up another fine adventure to have, but Smells is spoiling it for us, NOT FAIR.

      Yours remindingly,

      L Wolf, son

      Down The Coalhole

      Dear Mud and Dam,

      Thank you for your sharp note saying pack up reminding people. Also you do not like me saying about your brane being shut down, so I must lock myself in the coalhole for cheek. OK, but serve you right if this writing is on the wonk (dark in here) .

      About saying Yes? and Hmmm? and all that. You say that is a big sauce, talking to you in a xplainy way. Because you are big parents, not small weaky fluffballs, so now I must suck a bar of soap, OR ELSE. Plus I must pack in whining and saying not fair.

      OK, I will count myself lucky being able to spend time with my baby bruv, but can you check your clock to see how long that time is? I think it has got stuck.

      Yours punishedly,

      Little Filth (coaldust)

      PS I have not done the soapsucking part yet. Sorry, but I cannot do my best writing plus spitting out bubbles at the same time.

      PPS I am doing it now, spit spit, bluck.

      Drawer Number 3 (ahh cosy),

      Chester Draws, My Room

      Dear Mum and Dad,

      Shame about Dad catching a touch of the Mange, so now he is all germy. You say Smellybreff cannot come near Dad for ages, in case he might catch it. His fur will go itchy and drop off in rugsize lumps, oo-er.

      Yes, I understand Dad is being noble in a wolfly way. (If he is not telling a wopping FAT FIB, hint hint.) By the way, is the Mange like blancMange? Because you never get fur on that either, funny, eh? Only if you leave it out of the fridge for a week.

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