An ode to little monsters and the caregivers who love them. When the sun goes down, Mummy and Wee Wolf emerge from their coffin to start the day. Wee Wolf loves his mummy. She brushes his unruly fur, brews midnight stew for their lunch, and reads him his favorite Hairy Tales. And whenever Mummy and Wee Wolf have a disagreement, a little boogie helps them forget all their troubles! But taking care of Wee Wolf isn't easy. Wee Wolf's efforts to be a perfectly well-behaved monster often hilariously sabotage Mummy. He interrupts her morning stretches, ?helps? her cook by cannonballing into hot stew, and wiggles out of her grasp while she tries to clip his little wolfy toenails. By the end of the night, Wee Wolf notices Mummy becoming a little ? unravelled. But just as Mummy is always there for him, Wee Wolf is there for her-ready to help re-wrap her bandages, toilet paper in hand. This hilarious, highly original picture book plays with the phrase ?little monsters? as it explores parent-child relationships. While the bold, detailed illustrations will draw readers in, Wee Wolf's tender, thoughtful moments encourage both empathy and self-awareness. It's a howling good time! AGES: 3 to6 AUTHOR: Although new to picture books, Danesh Mohiuddin has a long list of creative pursuits, including comic books, political cartooning, advertising campaigns, designing toys and games, and freelance illustrating for companies such as Scholastic and Kayak magazine. Danesh was born in India, grew up in Dubai, and has lived in Spain. He now makes his home in Toronto, Ontario with his wife and children. SELLING POINTS: . Authorial debut for Danesh Mohiuddin, illustrator of the Princess Pru and the Ogre on the Hill and Princess Pru and the Switcheroo . Adorable, monster-themed illustrations . Filled with hilariously relatable scenarios that parents and caregivers of young children will love . Touches on social-emotional learning themes . Encourages empathy and thoughtfulness
