A cute little tale to feed your belly! I appreciated the check points throughout, with the mini "quizzes" and word definition breakdown. The pages felt a bit hectic, at times, between the bubbles of facts/questions and illustrations. Overall, an enjoyable read and a quirky little wolf.

I really enjoyed the illustrations in The Wolf Who Was Hungry for More. I felt the story was cute and I did enjoy the quizzes, but I felt the pages were too busy at times with the questions and background comments. I found some pages to have too much going on in them that I lost interest. Really cute story overall.

What an unexpected tale! I loved the mid-story definitions and comprehension questions! This story is best to be read with young readers until they are at least at a second grade reading level. The pages are very busy, and while the beginning of the book explains what each part adds to the story, young and uncomfortable readers might not understand which is plot and which parts are supplemental to aide in understanding the story.

I also have a few continuity questions that are not vital for the story. For instance, where did Leona get the leash?

Thank you to Pierrot Books Canada and NetGalley for this arc!