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Wolf Hollow

Wolf Hollow

Annabelle has lived in Wolf Hollow all her life: a quiet place, still scarred by two world wars. But when cruel, manipulative Betty arrives in town, Annabelle's calm world is shattered, along with everything she's ever known about right and wrong. When Betty accuses gentle loner Toby - a traumatised ex-soldier - of a terrible act, Annabelle knows he's innocent. Then Betty disappears...Now Annabelle must protect Toby from the spiralling accusations and hysteria, until she can prove to Wolf Hollow what really happened to Betty.

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Quotes

Book Talk- Summary and review of the book Wolf Hollow by Lauren Wolk. 

Characters

Annabelle McBride: Annabelle is a 12-year-old girl who lives in a small town during World War II. She is kind and brave. When a new girl, Betty, starts bullying her and others, Annabelle stands up for herself and her friend Toby.

 

Betty Glengarry: Betty is a mean girl who bullies Annabelle and her brothers. She tells lies that cause a lot of trouble for others.

 

Toby: Toby is a quiet man who fought in World War I. People think he’s strange, but Annabelle knows he is kind. Toby helps protect Annabelle and her family.

 

Annabelle’s Parents: Annabelle’s parents are loving and hardworking. They teach her to be kind and do the right thing.

 

Mr. Ansel and Mrs. Taylor: Mr. Ansel is a strict teacher, and Mrs. Taylor is kinder. They both help deal with the problems caused by Betty’s lies.

SORA

Download a copy of Wolf Hollow audiobook here. 

Wolf Hollow Quotes

A collection of Quotes from the book Wolf Hollow 

Themes

Courage: Annabelle is brave because she stands up for Toby and faces Betty, showing us that doing the right thing is important, even when it’s hard.

 

Judgment: People judge Toby because of how he looks and his past, but the story teaches us not to judge others without knowing them.

 

Truth and Lies: Betty’s lies hurt many people, while Annabelle tells the truth, which helps bring justice and fix the problems caused by the lies.

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