A pear-eating lupine poet seeks acceptance among the forest fauna.
A wolf who loves to write pithy verses is mistaken for a hungry predator rather than a poet by his fearful forest friends, whose perspectives are transformed by the wolf’s sensitive and perceptive depictions about life in the woods. Illustrations.
A misunderstood wolf writes poems about his forest home and friends in this breathtaking picture book
Black Bear-ies
Cute black
fruit snack.
Tiny.
Shiny.
Pick some,
lick thumbs.
Cub
Grub.
The Poet Wolf loves to write pithy verse in the pine forest, but his forest friends see not a poet, but a hungry wolf. That is, until they listen to his lovely poems about life in the woods and discover that behind this apex predator is a sensitive soul who prefers to eat not his furry fellow creatures, but crisp pears.
