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Overview"Released upon a rare, full, blue moon, The Wolf-Pup Gang is a multigenerational, children's book that explores nature, wolves, friendships, misunderstandings, the spirit of youth, and storytelling. The Wolf-Pup Gang is a story about two ten-year-old friends, Naomi and Jack, who have been neighbors since the second-grade. Their friendship takes a turn for the worse when a misunderstanding breaks their trust for one another. Meanwhile, Naomi goes on a school camping-trip with her other school friends to a well-known valley - Wolfland Valley - to learn more about the wolves for their school project. There, at the campsite, an older woman finds the school children and shares a story about a special time of when and how the wolves and the people lived together in peace in Wolfland Valley. The woman tells the children, ""The elder settlers had a saying - The wolves roam free. They are there for us to watch, to learn from, and to admire. If we interfere with their way of life, they won't act how a wolf should act anymore."" -The Wolf-Pup Gang But an unfortunate misunderstanding takes place, leaving the people in the village to lose their trust in the wolves. Feeling betrayed and with growing tension, the wolves find a way to use trickery to force the people from the land. While the people begin to leave the village, the woman speaks of the spirit of youth in one young boy who does all he can to restore the relationship between the wolves and the people to what it once was. Huddled around a campfire, the woman tells the school children, ""But youth - your youth - is a beautiful thing. Youth is curious. It seeks the truth. This curiosity to discover the truth is how one small boy, named Noah, brought back peace and harmony to Wolfland Valley. The special friendship returned to both the people and the wolves of this Valley."" -The Wolf-Pup Gang It's true that old tales can heal wounded friendships. For the two friends in this story, Naomi and Jack, this is exactly what happens. Nature and Children... Though not everyone will experience a wolf encounter at a sanctuary or in the great outdoors, everyone can experience nature 'close to home' in the spirit of The Wolf-Pup Gang story. Spend a little time learning about the birds, the squirrels, or the four legged furry friends at home. The animals, too, have a story they'd tell if they could about what they ate, where they slept, or who or what they encountered. Can you figure out an animal's story? When you have that story, experience storytelling with a friend!" Full Product DetailsAuthor: Joanna Rosner , Carly Van Heerden , Mariia AndrieievaPublisher: Children Sow the Seeds LLC Imprint: Children Sow the Seeds LLC Dimensions: Width: 14.00cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 21.60cm Weight: 0.413kg ISBN: 9781734889123ISBN 10: 1734889128 Pages: 208 Publication Date: 31 October 2020 Recommended Age: From 6 to 12 years Audience: Children/juvenile , Children / Juvenile Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsAuthor InformationJoanna Rosner writes stories for young children that nurture a child's understanding of their interrelationships with their natural environment. Her early interests in science and her love of nature as a child led her to later study chemical and environmental engineering. Her science background has supported her writing as she focuses on children's books that nurture the nature-child relationship. Her high regard for early education led her to pursue her other passion of teaching. She continues to support early learning through her writing and various school programs that integrate the topics of nature and animals to develop early learning skills. Joanna is always seeking new ways to explore the nature-child connection with her husband, two daughters, and furry friends at home in New York. Born in England, raised in South Africa, Carly van Heerden began writing as a teenager. Her love for wildlife and the environment led to her studying animal behaviorism; acquiring knowledge that she could weave into both her projects and daily life. Her passion for self-discovery, the universe, and nature allows her to focus on works that will ultimately benefit readers, young and old, on a level of personal development. Carly's career as a professional ghostwriter and editor began in 2011. She continues to assist writers around the world today, helping them to share their environmental and educational messages in this new era of communication. Mariia Andrieieva is a painter and an illustrator. Born on February 8,1985 in Chisinau, Moldova, she studied in various art studios during her early school years. In 2008, she graduated from Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture in the Department of Architecture. Since 2006, she has been working in the field of architecture and design. She devotes all her free time to painting, experimenting with different techniques and styles, and studying color and light. In 2010, she began creating illustrations for children's books. Children's books have become a favorite pastime and her favorite type of work. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |