Erik the Lone Wolf

Such a lovely story and gorgeous illustrations from debut author-illustrator Sarah Finan.

I love this book! The story is very nice, art is elegant and the texture is astonishing. I can really recommend it!

This book is has a very engaging mischievous wolf as the main character. The illustrations are appealing and memorable for children and there is a lovely moral to the story!

lovely story, and well illustrated

Erik the Lone Wolf by Sarah FinanPublisher: Quarto Publishing Group- Frances Lincoln Children’s BooksISBN: 9781786030108Publish Date: Feb. 1, 2018Thanks to NetGalley and Quarto Publishing Group- Frances Lincoln Children’s Books for the ebook ARC of Erik the Lone Wolf by Sarah Finn.Being a wolf means sticking with the pack. But Erik is one cub who dreams of his own adventure … all by himself.Will life as a lone wolf be what he hoped or will he miss the pack?I give this book a rating of 4 stars. I recommend reading it. It has wonderful illustrations and a very cute story.#ErikTheLoneWolf #NetGalley

I have two kids, one is seven, the second is two. They both loved Erik the Lone Wolf, for different reasons. My elder son does not always like to follow rules; he gets frustrated at times. Which is why I bought this book, to show him that little wolf can get frustrated too! Erik did not like to follow the rules of the pack and decided to leave it and live alone. He was happy at the beginning, but then he had an accident that brought him to reconsider what it means to be part of a pack. This book was an occasion for discussion with my elder son. We agreed that being in a family means having to follow some rules, but also that the rules can be discussed and that little wolves can have their word and feel respected within the pack.My little one also loved the book, for completely different reasons. He focused on the wonderful illustrations and colours. He felt a lot of empathy for the little wolf and wanted to help it to call mummy wolf and daddy wolf, using his loudest voice, after the little wolf had an accident while living alone.As for me, I think this book is a piece of art. I love the illustrations; they are powerful, evocative, and touching.

We are reading Erik's adventure as bed time story and my little daughter loves it so much that asked her big sisters to read it over and over again.At shool for book day she is entering a competition in wich she has to dress up a potato as character of a book and tonigh she decided it's going to be Erik.The story is lovely, but what she likes the most are the illustrations.

I ordered this for my niece as Erik reminded me of her!Clever and heartwarming story about the desire for independence when part of a big family. Gorgeous illustrations throughout that capture the feeling of coldness and isolation, warmth and heart, and Erik's bold personality. A fantastic story for both children and adults.