Description

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A Juan le gusta gritar "¡Que viene el lobo!" para asustar a los adultos y salirse con la suya. Pero cuando el lobo venga de verdad, ¿quién se lo va a creer?. A Juan no le gusta bañarse, pero sí jugar en la bañera; no le gusta tocar con el violín la lección del maestro: es mejor hacer bailar a los ratones. Descubre qué pasa cuando nadie le cree a Juan que ha aparecido un lobo. Esta es la desafortunada historia de un niño que se cree muy listo y de un lobo que se viste de frac para comer. Una cáustica versión del cuento tradicional de Juan y el lobo.

Juan loves to scream, “The wolf is coming!” to scare the grown-ups. But when the wolf really does come, who will believe him? Juan doesn’t like to take baths, but he likes playing in the bathtub; he doesn’t like to play violin with his teacher; he prefers dancing with rats. Find out what happens when no one believes Juan that a wolf has appeared. This is the unfortunate story of a boy who thinks he’s very clever and a wolf who dresses up to eat, and an iconoclastic version of the traditional Boy Who Cried Wolf story.

About the Author

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Tony Ross is a British artist who studied at the Liverpool School of Art and Design. His first book was an adaptation of the Goldilocks story. He has illustrated books by authors such as Jeanne Willis and Tony Bradman, and has also written several books. He is considered one of Europe’s best illustrators.