Review: My First How to Catch the Big Bad Wolf - Alice Walstead

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Review:  My First How to Catch the Big Bad Wolf  - Alice Walstead - March 2023

 I am trying my hardest for 2023, to clear my books backlist and that means reading and reviewing books from Netgalley, that I have gotten in years past like this one. This was a very cute picture book aimed at children aged 3-6 years old. We meet our little girl narrator who loves fairytales as a child doesn't. Of course, as we all know the villain of most fairytales is a Big Bad Wolf. In How to Catch the Big Bad Wolf, the little girl will go through fairytales and nursery rhymes like The Boy Who Cried Wolf and the Three Little Pigs to Little Red Riding Hood and come up with some creative ways how to catch the big bad wolf before it can do any harm to the characters of the books in the stories.  The illustrations created by Joel and Ashley Selby are also very beautiful and fun and exciting that makes children and adults want to pick up this picture book. This is one picture book you can't go wrong with as what child doesn't like fairytales?

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