Digital Books – Wolf Brother
Kamille writes…
Hello! I read the book Brother Wolf when I was probably 11 years old, it was from a community library, years passed and today, at 21 years old, I remembered it. Here in Brazil, they don't sell them anymore, so I wanted to know if you ever intend to put it in digital format, I'm dying to reread it, it's a beautiful book
Hello, Kamille. I’m so glad that you enjoyed Wolf Brother when you were younger. I’m pretty sure that it and its sequels are available in English as digital books – by which I take it you mean e-books – and are available online; but that may not be the case in Portuguese, which may be how you read it as a child in Brazil (although frankly your English is so good, it’s hard to tell!). I’m so sorry I can’t be of more help, but I hope that somehow you can get your paws on it so that you can re-read it. Thanks for getting in touch. With very best wishes, Michelle
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