Oxford Reading Tree TreeTops Myths and Legends: Level 10: Wolf Fables
Pie Corbett, Ester Garcia Cortes, Inge-Marie Jensen, Scott Plumbe
Wolf Fables retells three fables originally told by Aesop, in each story you will meet a wolf and decide whether or not wolves can be trusted! Each fable will entertain you and make you think. Captivating versions of some of the best myths and legends from around the world. TreeTops Myths and Legends are fascinating and action-packed stories that will motivate and inspire readers. These are some of the oldest and most enduring stories in the world, retold by leading contemporary children's authors to bring out all of the action, drama, humour and depth of the original stories in a way that makes them as exciting and meaningful today as ever. The stories are beautifully illustrated in a range of styles to bring each tale to life. Books contain inside cover notes to support children in their reading. Help with children's reading development also available at www.oxfordowl.co.uk. The books are finely levelled, making it easy to match every child to the right book.
Reviews
I have given this book 5 stars as it teaches lots of lessons. These are lessons in being smart.
Anonymous 04.09.2023
I liked that the wolf dressed up as a sheep but then the shepherd killed the wolf because he wanted to eat sheep. Later he found out it was actually the wolf he killed!
Anonymous 05.09.2021
Il like it because in one of the stories the wolf dressed up as a sheep. That was a bit funny to me.
Anonymous 08.08.2021
Good tales
Anonymous 05.12.2020
This book is about different animals invloved with the wolves and in one of the chapter the boy tricks the village people which, was funny.
Anonymous 07.10.2020
Samuel found the idea of wolves quite intimidating. They are not creatures to be underestimated!
Anonymous 29.09.2020
funny moral story
Sir Horatio Legend 27.09.2020
I thought it was good I like the man because it was good if it was factual I will be sad
Anonymous 06.09.2020
its a fiction book. I love the story because it teaches us not to pretend to be something that we are not.
Anonymous 26.08.2020
I liked it because the wolf didn't get to eat the sheep.
Anonymous 26.08.2020
I like this book as it taught the wolf a lesson for being naught
Anonymous 24.08.2020
This book is funny because the wolf wanted to eat the sheep so he pretended to be a sheep and the farmer was hungry so he ate the skinniest sheep and it turned out to be a wolf
Anonymous 24.08.2020
I thought that the wolf was cunning and clever but does not think about the bad stuff about it .I think it's fiction and my favourite persone was the sheperd because he saved the flock by killing the wolf . it was not factual because it's fiction. it interested me because i was curios to know if the wolf would eat the sheep or will sombody will make him stop . i would recomend it by saying''the book was very cunning and surprising''.
Anonymous 17.08.2020
It was an interesting story.
Anonymous 12.08.2020
I felt sad for the wolf at the beginning because he was hungry. It was a good fiction story. I like the shepherd the best. It interested me because I thought the wolf was going to eat the sheep and then eat the human but it didn't turn out that way. I would recommend it.
Anonymous 11.08.2020
I liked about the book that the wolf tried to sneak and eat the sheep. What i don't like is that the wolf got cooked.
Anonymous 24.07.2020
It's quite sad because it reminds me of nature and the wolf was starving, so I feel he deserved to eat one sheep at least.
Anonymous 19.07.2020
A gote wasn’t very clever.
Anonymous 19.07.2020
This book had 3 stories in it. My favourite one was the wolf dressed in sheep's clothing. It was a bit funny because the wolf learnt his lesson. I had heard the other two stories before.
Anonymous 16.07.2020
I loved reading the stories. Very good read. Fiction book.
Anonymous 11.07.2020