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50 Jours Pour Devenir Parfaitement Méchant

Petit Loup est à l’Ecole des Crapules. Ses parents l’ont envoyé là afin qu’il décroche son diplôme de grand méchant loup, alors qu’il aurait préféré rester sagement à la maison. Le voilà donc forcé de découvrir les Neuf Vilaines Règles de mauvaise conduite.Règle n.1 : Bobards à volonté. Règle n.2 : si ça couine, ça se mange.…Règle n.9 : ne fais jamais confiance à un grand méchant loup.

50 jours pour devenir parfaitement méchant

When Santa sets off to deliver the presents poor Christmas Bear is left behind. How will Bear make it to Tom's house in time for Christmas morning? This story describes Christmas Bear's adventures.

THE CHRISTMAS BEAR

A 'Little Wolf' special for committed fans and new recruits as Little Wolf becomes 'agony nephew' for WolfWeekly.

 A 64 page paperback original Little Wolf title for all Little Wolf fans and fledglings. Little Wolf is given the job of being 'agony nephew', taking on the name Mister Helpful, for Wolf Weekly. Every week his postbag is full of problem letters from many of the brute beasts and little wigglers he has already met in his adventures chronicled in Book of Badness, Daring Deeds and Haunted Hall for Small Horrors. When a certain Akela writes to him looking for a young cub called Little Wolf, Mister Helpful reverts to being Little Wolf and joins the cubscouts at camp. Little Wolf's answers the readers' letters with his usual mix of cheek, fun, bad spelling and inkblots.

 This 'arkstra spesh' Little Wolf title will delight his many fans but, more importantly, will serve as an introduction to new readers and have them howling for his three epistolary novels Little Wolf's Book of Badness; Little Wolf's Diary of Daring Deeds and Little Wolf's Haunted Hall for Small Horrors.

Little Wolf’s Postbag

Petit Loup décide d'écrire un journal intime... et de répondre à toutes sortes de lettres.

15 Jours Pour Répondre Aux Timbrés

At Muckabout School, pupils are not allowed to behave. IT IS FORBIDDEN. It's bad to be good and it's good to be bad. So running in corridors, being rude to teachers, never saying 'sorry' and being foul to your friends is the right way to behave.

 In New Boy at Muckabout, poor Gary Goody is finding it difficult to fit in. He gets to school early, he calls his teacher 'Sir', and he combs his hair. He spends ages trying to write neatly and even says sorry when he has done something wrong. When will he ever learn NOT to behave. After several thousand tries at being bad, Gary finally succeeds in the most wicked plan ever. But just as he is about to received his Head Boy's badge, everything goes horribly wrong.

 In Muckabout Outing, the local zoo is in danger of closing and Muckabout School are planning their annual outing. But when local reporter Roger Hack records what the children get up to, things don't quite go according to plan.

 With his unique sense of humour, familiar to readers of Little Wolf, Ian Whybrow has created another hilarious series of stories, set in the familiar, but not so familiar, world of Muckabout School.

Muckabout School

Attention, attention, les petits !. Le monstre Guili-guili est passé par ici !. Un livre animé avec des tirettes et des surprises pour jouer aux chatouilles...

Le Monstre Chatouille

All's quiet on Granny and Grandad's farm as night falls. But Tim's Ted is missing and Tim can't sleep without him.

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 So, in the middle of the night, Tim hops out of bed, pulls his boots on and slips out into the farmyard to look for him. The hens in the henhouse haven't seen Ted and neither have the cows. Before long, Pacer the horse, the ducks, the goats and the sheep have all joined the torchlit hunt for Ted, but it is only when the motley search party reaches the pig sty that Tim finds out where his beloved toy has been hiding.

 This wonderful story of a torchlit midnight adventure, within the comforting surroundings of Tim's grandparents' farm, will thrill children and is perfect for reading aloud with its rhyming, rhythmic text. Russell Ayto's quirky illustrations are packed with a zany cast of animal characters and gather pace with the story perfectly.

 Where's Tim's Ted is the perfect bedtime reader for the very young, but with its rhyming text it's also a natural for slightly older children, who will begin to recognise the correlation between the words on the pages and those in their memory each time they hear it.

Where’s Tim’s Ted? It’s Time for Bed!

A fifth novel about this prize-winning wolfcub, illustrated by TONY ROSS.

 Mum and Dad write to Little Wolf, full of praise for Spoiler, the eldest cub of a neighbour, who has formed The Murkshire RHYWP [Really Harsh Young Wolf Pack]. Determined not to be forced to join their pack, Little and Chums form their own; The Beastshire SPOBBTALOF [Small Pack of Brute Beasts That Have a Load of Fun]. They all pull in different directions and Smells in particular is a pain. Without organisation or real purpose things get messy and they all get a bit snappish. Then comes news that the RHYWP have captured Mr Twister. Stung by this shaming blow, the SPOBBTHALOF elect Little as their pack leader and decide to shape up. Armed with pooled knowledge and camping skills they head off for Murkshire and set up camp. With the aid of a wickerwork Trojan Moose [with Normus inside] and nets, knots, latrine pits, an arksellent communication network, they re-capture Mister Twister for themselves. But in a surprise move, they release their arch-enemy into the wilds. Now Uncle Bigbad is a ghost, they realise that they need one wicked old villain, otherwise they would not have such great adventures.

50 Jours Pour Devenir Parfaitement Méchant

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