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First published in paperback by Collins in 2004
This electronic edition published by HarperCollins Children’s Books 2015
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Source ISBN: 9780007157181
Ebook Edition © MAY 2015 ISBN: 9780008140151
Version: 2015-06-19
Map
For my faithful readers, Marcus and Michael Powell
and for their grandad, Tom, who looks after
the lot of us.
Contents
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Map
Dedication
Little Wolf: Terror of the Shivery Sea
Other Books By Ian Whybrow
About the Author
About the Publisher
My Desk
Dear Mum and Dad,
Please please PLEEEEEZ take Smells back to Murkshire to stay with you at the Lair. Go on, just for a short while, like ten years maybe, hint hint. You know he is your darling baby pet. Plus you are a lot fiercer than me, so you can stop him messing up your stuff.
Yeller wants me do Trick Practiss with him. Tricks is 1 of my best things, I love them, kiss kiss. BUT (big but) Smells keeps messing us about. Like if you are trying to have a private conservash condensayshun chat about fake bat poo or itchy powder, Smells keeps butting in hummingly.
Also, he pulls down his sailor suit bottoms saying, “Look at my pants, they got Stooffer the Steam Engine on them, nar nar!” Just because he is jealous of my pants saying Wiggly World, I bet.
So cubbish.
I wish wish 
you would take him back, because now he has got a habit of going 
in a loud way till you play Doctor Monster with him. He makes you be ill in bed so he can do harsh operations on you that really hurt.
You have him for a bit, go on, he is your cub. I am only his big bruv, so not fair, eh?
Yours snugglupply,
L Wolf, son Numero Un (french)
Kitchen Table
Dear Mum and Dad,
You have not replied to my letter about taking Smells back. I know you have been having a nice long winter hibernate, so maybe it is best to say my chums’ names for you in a xplainy way. (Just in case of your branes being shut down still, OK?)
Now (xplainy voice) my best friend and cuz is Yeller Wolf, hmmm? He has got loads of BIG IDEAS and shouts a lot.
My next best friends are Normus Bear (wopping mussels)
plus Stubbs Crow (clever beak, says “ARK!” a lot).
These are some adventures we have done before, OK?
turn over
Daring Deeds at Adventure Academy.
Haunting at Haunted Hall with dead Uncle Bigbad as our Top Ghost. (He died of eating 2 many bakebeans 2 fast and went off bang, remember?)
Being Frettnin Forest Detective Agency, that was good.
Camping out, tracking ect. with me being Pack Leader.
Now we are trying to think up another fine adventure to have, but Smells is spoiling it for us, NOT FAIR.
Yours remindingly,
L Wolf, son
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