Author:Catherine Storr
In TALES OF POLLY AND THE HUNGRY WOLF, the wolf is up to his old tricks again. He's trying to fool Polly so that he can gobble her up. He has thought of several new ways of getting her into his clutches, but the stupid wolf is no match for clever Polly.
This fantasy trilogy closes with both satisfying finality and the realistic, requisite heartbreak that comes with saying goodbye.
—— Kirkus ReviewsHeartbreaking sacrifices, joyous reunions, and poignant partings round out this rousing old-school fantasy adventure
—— The Horn BookThis is a fast-paced and exciting adventure, featuring a Victorian-style otherworld, that will appeal to fans of the Harry Potter and Chrestomanci series . . . the book will appeal to both girls and boys. This is an extremely enjoyable read and a well-deserving addition to the magical fantasy genre
—— Andrea Rayner , booksforkeeps.co.ukA wonderfully intriguing mystery . . . Uncommonly good!
—— Chris Bradford, author of THE YOUNG SAMURAI seriesWeird, whacky and utterly wonderful. Go to Lundinor. You won't ever want to come back
—— Joshua Khan, author of SHADOW MAGICAn auspicious trilogy opener
—— KirkusLots of fun, full of character, and great for the imagination
—— BookTrustThe Crooked Sixpence is a wonderful addition to our school library, and one that I can't wait to recommend
—— Anna Tomlinson , TES