My First How to Catch the Big Bad Wolf

Step into your storybook and experience the magic of the New York Times and USA Today bestselling How to Catch brand in this sweet board book for little ones, perfect for back to school!

Come along into an enchanted world to catch one of the most famous storybook mischief-makers: the big, bad wolf! After reading her favorite stories, one little girl hops into the pages, determined to trap the wily wolf with the help of Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks, Hansel and Gretel, and more beloved characters. Filled with delightful nods to classic nursery rhyme and fairytale stories, cute rhyming text, and playful lures and traps, this adorable book is sure to spark reading, learning, and imagination for a new set of young How to Catch fans.

My First How to Catch the Big Bad Wolf makes the perfect addition to any birthday gift, basket stuffer, first day of school prep, holiday gift for babies and toddlers, or a bedtime read aloud for ages 0-3!

Some of my favorite stories are fables and tales and nursery rhymes,

And I keep hearing about a big, bad wolf who causes trouble sometimes.

If I were in the stories, I know just what I'd do!

I would set only the best traps, he wouldn't have a clue.

Looking for more read aloud fun? Also in the How to Catch series:

• My First How to Catch Santa Claus
• My First How to Catch a Witch
• My First How to Catch the Easter Bunny
• How to Catch a Gingerbread Man
• How to Catch a Unicorn
• and more!

Alice Walstead is a children’s book author who loves to make kids smile. Before becoming an author, she trained at the Wonderland Academy of Wacky Science and Unusual Magic, where she realized that as much as she liked making rainbows and riding unicorns, she enjoyed writing better. With a pup by her side and a fierce, dragon-like sass, Alice truly aims to delight readers of all ages with her silly stories.

Joel and Ashley Selby are an illustration team who have been drawing together (and married!) since they graduated with design degrees in 2008. They love bright colors, cute characters, and stories full of imagination and whimsy and heart. When they're not drawing, they are usually playing with their girls and tending their backyard veggie garden in coastal North Carolina.