I was delivering training in London a few years ago when someone put their hand up and asked: “What it is with the French and their obsession with wolves in stories?”. She seemed so annoyed! Up to that point, I had never thought anything of it, having grown up with a lot of wolves in a lot of stories. As it turns out… I certainly do use a lot of stories with wolves in them! Below are some of them – there will be more soon, I am sure!
https://nattalingo.co.uk/loup-loup-y-es-tu/ 
https://nattalingo.co.uk/louyetu/
https://nattalingo.co.uk/je-mhabille-et-je-te-croque-me-visto-y-te-como/
https://nattalingo.co.uk/le-loup-qui-stories-by-orianne-lallemand-and-eleonore-thuillier/
https://nattalingo.co.uk/au-loup/
https://nattalingo.co.uk/un-noel-pour-le-loup/
What do you think about wolves in children’s stories? Should there be fewer of them? Please tell me your thoughts in the comments below!
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