JUST LIKE BROTHERS
A small boy and a young wolf cub are told to fear each other — only to find that they have more in common than their mothers ever dreamed. This simple but profound modern fable makes it easy to start conversations about prejudice, empathy, and trust.
Ages 3 - 7
Written by Elizabeth Baguley
Illustrated by Aurelie Blanz
CURIOSITY CONQUERS FEAR: The boy and the wolf cub demonstrate that children are born without prejudice; a simple story to start conversations about complex topics like discrimination and acceptance.
MOTHER-SON BOND: Depicts the special relationship between a mother and her son and how wisdom and strength are shared across generations.
POETIC LANGUANGE AND MOVING ILLUSTRATIONS: Unforgettable poetic text by author Elizabeth Baguley with vivid lyrical language like 'moon-mind and shut-ear'; 'tree-thick and thorn-twisty'. Gorgeous hand-painted artwork from acclaimed German-French illustrator Aurélie Blanz is full of atmosphere and magical realism.
