Walter Wants to Be a Werewolf!
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Walter Wants to Be a Werewolf!
Narrated by:
Francis Greenslade
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Narrated by:
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Francis Greenslade
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By:
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Richard Harland
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Editorial reviews
Who wouldn’t want to be a werewolf? Werewolves are awesome! And not only that, everyone else in Walter’s family already is one! But not poor Walter.
In this delightfully strange children's story, Walter Wants to be a Werewolf, written by accomplished Australian author Richard Harland, and cheerfully narrated like a long faced lad by Francis Greenslade, Walter Grimm’s stalled destiny finally changes for the better when he develops into a mythical beast. However...it’s not the creature he wishes and expects to be. A fantastical story that will surely resonate with boys on the cusp of puberty.
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