Wolf Brother Fan Art
Kay writes…
Hi Michelle.
We love your work! The Wolf Brother series remains one of my sons' favourites works of literature.
For his recent 15th birthday I made him some book art to celebrate the series. I have included a picture for you.
I have taken a video of the book also but can't upload it – If you would like it I can send it on to you.
Thank you for sharing your writing with us.
Kay Blackshah
Dear Kay, it’s brilliant that your boys like the series – and thank you so much for sharing that stunning picture! I’d never heard of the term “book art” before, but I love it; and your wolf is really something special. The boys are lucky to have such a talented mother. As for sending the video, I’m afraid my tech skills are very limited (Stone Age, you see…) but I’ll have a word with my agent, in case he can work something out. In the meantime – thanks again. With very best wishes to you all, Michelle
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