Review : Wolf Camp - Katie McKy

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Ever wondered what really goes on when you send your child to Summer Camp ? Find out in Wolf Camp by Katie McKy .


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Review: Wolf Camp - Katie McKy - April 2011

Ever wondered what really happens when you send your children to Summer Camp for two weeks ? Find out in Katie McKy's new picture book which is 32 pages of fun filled adventure and wonderful illustrations. Maddie sees a flyer for Wolf Camp : Unleashing the Wild side in your Child and like most camps, the child writes the parents letters that go - 1st Day - Mum please pick me up , 2nd Day- Im having so much fun. However when Maddie arrives home , her parents notice a difference in her , she starts to act like well - a wolf even her pet collie is afraid of her. The stoy focuses on her changes as we see Maddie acting like a wolf and slowly returning back to her normal self , just before the following Summer - when a flyer appears for Bear Camp and of course we all know whats going to happen next.
An easy to read Picture book to share with your child.



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