Mr Wolf’s Pancakes
Jan Fearnley
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A playful animal story centred on making and sharing pancakes. Its appeal lies in comic trouble, recognisable characters and the contrast between refusing help and wanting the finished food.
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Jan Fearnley
A playful animal story centred on making and sharing pancakes. Its appeal lies in comic trouble, recognisable characters and the contrast between refusing help and wanting the finished food.
Dav Pilkey
This is comic-book fantasy whose possible appeal lies in its use of superhero humour and school-based conflict.
Clotilde Perrin
Expect a hands-on encounter with three fairy-tale villains. Children can inspect layered portraits, then read retellings and discover connections to other stories, including Jack and the Beanstalk, The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats, and Alyoshka and Baba Yaga.
Vivian French, illustrated by Pauline Gregory
A playful fantasy adventure combines a damaged family business, an apologetic young ogre and a kingdom facing an attempted takeover. Its pleasures include imaginative names, chocolate-cake humour and characters working together to repair harm and restore stability.
Matty Long
This is a treasure-seeking pirate adventure built around movement, obstacles and comic shipboard details. The combination of stormy travel, rival pirates and visual detail may make it particularly suitable for shared looking and prediction.