In the second tale of the Wolf in Underpants, winter has arrived and the whole forest is freezing! As animals stock up on nuts, bread, and cheese wheels, they notice the Wolf is in a frosty mood. Then smaller critters begin to disappear. Will fear grip the forest once again? Or is another lesson on the way?

Creators

Wilfrid Lupano spent his childhood reading through his parents' comic book collection. He studied literature and philosophy, receiving a degree in English, before he began to write comics. He lives in France.

Mayana Itoïz was born in Bayonne, France. In addition to being an illustrator and a cartoonist, she has taught art to high school students. She lives in the Pyrenees, near France's mountainous southern border.

Paul Cauuet
grew up in a family that encouraged his passion for drawing. He lives in France.

Reviews

Once again, Lupano has crafted another intelligent and approachable graphic fable; whereas he examined stereotypes and perception in The Wolf in Underpants (2019), he now explores socio-economic inequality, gently urging young readers to ‘try a little harder to be kind to others.’ Itoïz and Cauuet’s busy illustrations pack in a lovely array of interesting and bustling characters reminiscent of Richard Scarry’s and mix full-page spreads against borderless panels, all employing a cool palette of blues and lavenders. Lupano’s message of kindness and perception shines without being cloying, making this quiet charmer a must-read. A timely and accessible lesson delivered without any howling pedantry

Kirkus Reviews

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