Saint Francis and the Wolf
Saint Francis and the Wolf by Richard Egielski is a beautifully illustrated book published by Harper Collins on September 27, 2005. This first edition features 40 pages and is presented in English. The story revolves around a fearsome wolf that terrorizes the town of Gubbia, leading the townspeople to send various attempts to stop him, including a brave knight and an army of warriors, all of which fail.
In this narrative, the arrival of Saint Francis brings a new approach as he communicates with the wolf in a unique way. The book explores themes of love, friendship, and the importance of harmony among different beings. With its blend of juvenile nonfiction and elements of folklore, readers will find a rich tapestry of storytelling that highlights the relationship between humans and animals, particularly wolves. Richard Egielski’s illustrations complement the text, enhancing the overall experience of this classic tale.
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Terrible wolf is terrorizing the town of Gubbia, and no one can stop him! First the townspeople send a brave knight. He never returns. Then they send an army of trained warriors. They get destroyed. Finally the townspeople send a great and mighty war machine, but even that can’t stop the wolf. The villagers don’t know what to do — until Saint Francis visits the town and speaks to the wolf in his own language.
Caldecott Medal — winning artist Richard Egielski exquisitely illustrates this classic tale of love, friendship, and the importance of living together in harmony.
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