This book is about a prideful and arrogant wolf. He knows he is bad and strong and just wants to hear it from everyone in the woods. He goes around asking every small animal he sees who’s the strongest in the woods and they all so frightened say it’s him. Until this one small toad of some kind was asked and said his mother was the strongest. The wolf got angry and asked him again. That is when the small animals mother showed up, the dragon. The wolf quickly humbled himself and backed away. I liked how the author used good tone and language in the character. The animals that were scared sounded scared and when the wolf got angry, he used mean words. This book teaches a lesson on how not to be so prideful and but to be humble because one might not always be the “best” or “strongest. ( )

Wolf is so big bad and strong - compared to all the little animals or fairytale characters.
But one day he meets a tiny little thing who dares to say he's not the strongest!!!!
And guess what? Wolf learns what it's like to be the little guy!