In "Clever Polly and the Stupid Wolf" by Babette Cole, a clever little girl named Polly encounters a bumbling wolf who is determined to eat her. However, Polly's quick wit and resourcefulness turn the tables on the hapless predator. With a series of clever tricks and humorous encounters, she outsmarts the wolf at every turn. The story combines whimsy and charm, showcasing Polly's intelligence and bravery as she navigates the dangerous yet comical situations created by the foolish wolf. Ultimately, it’s a delightful tale that highlights the power of cleverness over brute force. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

There are 96 pages in this book. This book was published in 2007 by Jane Nissen Books .

Babette Cole is filled with a zest for life, travelling around the world, but also visiting schools and meeting children. She is a great animal lover and keeps chickens, sheep, horses, dogs and cats which all find their way into her stories. Catherine Storr was born in London in 1913. She practised medicine for fifteen years, but never forgot her ambition to be a writer. She wrote her first children's books for her three daughters and many became classics. Marianne Dreams was also made into a film, The Paper House, in 1990. She died in 2001. Marjorie-Ann Watts has written - and also illustrated - many children's books. She has been a teacher and has worked in publishing. She has contributed to various programmes for radio and television. She is married with two sons, and lives in London.