Walk with a Wolf: Read and Wonder

This is a great story to help my neice learn how to read. She LOVES everything wolf related, and this is a new favorite.

My daughter loves this book. She is really into wolves right now and this caught her eye. The illustrations are true works of art and the detail in them is interesting. The story is informational, yet simple. It's an all around good book.

I love wolves and encourage my grandkids to learn about them

Beautiful pictures. If you want to learn how to draw a wolf, the pictures help alot. Very detailed and it is also a great story for ages 9+

I liked that this came with two levels of text. It provided a rhyming sort of story scheme with underlying facts. We talked about the times of year when the wolves would be doing things. I lied that it ties wolf life events into events liek holidays that most kids can recognize.

My son loves wolves, so we enjoyed reading this together. But what I was looking for but still a great read

My granddaugher loves to read about animals

The information contained in the book is a little too graphic for me (the very first page is very wordy, anyway.) My son is 4 and couldn't handle that stuff. But the rest of the book is great. The poetry seems a little forced but the illustrations are absolutely gorgeous. I will definitely order more books in this series.

A beautifully illustrated book, providing an insight into the life of wolves. Super as a science information book for KS1 and LKS2.Book received promptly and in super condition.

A wonderful book which, through poetry tells you about the life of a wolf in the wild but at the same time is non fiction as it gives facts relating to that part of the story, in a different text on each page. Great pics too. Used it in my class to find out about wolves, the children loved it.

Beautiful book. Love the illustrations and the language. It is a story, but realistic- not glossing over things such as hunting.I read it to my class as part of a study of wolves and they loved it!

Beautiful book, wonderful illustrations! although it's a picture book, it may be a good present even for 10 years old wolves lover :)

I recently read this book with my Year twos as part of our PSHE lesson and they loved it. It was thought provoking but in a KS1 way. The consequent art work produced was fantastic. (This book followed Tano and Binti)