Book details
100% Wolf
Description
Freddy Lupin is the youngest of a noble line of werewolves. His father, Flasheart Lupin, was the bravest werewolf since their great ancestor Sir Rathbone. His uncle, Lord Hotspur, is the Grand Growler of the Hidden Moonlight Gathering of Werefolk. And tonight, on the evening of his one-hundred-and-twenty-first month (ten years and one month to humans), Freddy will undergo his first transwolftation. It's a rite of passage for every great werewolf. For Freddy, however, it's going to be the most embarrassing night of his life. Because Freddy is not going to turn into a werewolf at the sight of the full moon. He's going to turn into a poodle. Thus begins a funny and fast-paced adventure, wherein Freddy is thrown out of his pack, finds himself in the clutches of the Coldfax Fort dog pound, uncovers the truth about his father's mysterious death, and discovers that the great werewolf hunter, Dr. Foxwell Cripp, is planning to destroy all of his family and friends, and Freddy is the only one who can stop him. He might be small, pink, and groomed, but Freddy Lupin is one hundred percent wolf.
Age
7-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
256 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Storyline: '100% Wolf' by Jayne Lyons offers readers an imaginative and captivating story that combines humor, adventure, and fantasy, making it an entertaining read for children and young adults alike.
- Themes of Identity and Acceptance: The book explores important themes such as self-discovery, acceptance, and the importance of being true to oneself, which are valuable lessons for readers of all ages.
- Unique Take on Werewolf Lore: Lyons puts a fresh spin on traditional werewolf mythology by introducing a young protagonist who transforms into a poodle instead of a fierce wolf, providing a unique and humorous twist that sets it apart from other werewolf stories.
- Character Development: Readers can follow the growth and development of the main character, Freddy Lupin, as he overcomes challenges and learns to embrace his true identity, offering positive role models and character growth that can inspire young readers.