Publisher's Synopsis
A Juan le gusta gritar "¡Que viene el lobo!" para asustar a los adultos y salirse con la suya. Pero cuando el lobo venga de verdad, ¿quién se lo va a creer?. A Juan no le gusta bañarse, pero sì jugar en la bañera; no le gusta tocar con el violìn la lección del maestro: es mejor hacer bailar a los ratones. Descubre qué pasa cuando nadie le cree a Juan que ha aparecido un lobo. Esta es la desafortunada historia de un niño que se cree muy listo y de un lobo que se viste de frac para comer. Una cáustica versión del cuento tradicional de Juan y el lobo.
Juan loves to scream, "The wolf is coming!" to scare the grown-ups. But when the wolf really does come, who will believe him? Juan doesn't like to take baths, but he likes playing in the bathtub; he doesn't like to play violin with his teacher; he prefers dancing with rats. Find out what happens when no one believes Juan that a wolf has appeared. This is the unfortunate story of a boy who thinks he's very clever and a wolf who dresses up to eat, and an iconoclastic version of the traditional Boy Who Cried Wolf story.
Juan loves to scream, "The wolf is coming!" to scare the grown-ups. But when the wolf really does come, who will believe him? Juan doesn't like to take baths, but he likes playing in the bathtub; he doesn't like to play violin with his teacher; he prefers dancing with rats. Find out what happens when no one believes Juan that a wolf has appeared. This is the unfortunate story of a boy who thinks he's very clever and a wolf who dresses up to eat, and an iconoclastic version of the traditional Boy Who Cried Wolf story.
