An amazing tale of tales all interwoven to climax to a fantastic ending. It is an incredible story of a young storyteller who touches and changes the lives of so many animals and people despite the hardships he has faced.
Surjit, Uphall Primary School. Ilford.
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1 comment:
Found the Eye of the Wolf a very easy and enlightening read as it was written in manner that was enchanting and thought provoking. It was written with an interesting slant that wove its way around the reader
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