Howl Sweet Howl

By Leigh Ann Hughes and Zoe Mellors

Are you adventurous enough to hunt down a wild werewolf?

Ooh! Do you hear that? It must be a full moon if the werewolf is howling again.

That wolf howls every full moon, but no one in town has ever seen him, even with all the traps they set. Three adventurous girls think it's about time to change tha

• Language: English
• Publisher: Writes 4 Kids
• Release date: Jul 31, 2023
• ISBN: 9798988345817

Leigh Ann Hughes

Leigh Ann Hughes is a happily married mother of three daughters with a rambunctious dog and a sassy kitten. Born and raised in the wonderfully small state of Delaware, she never imagined her life to grow any bigger than that. Being an avid reader all of her life, and even writing some as a young girl, she found that creativity again after the birth of her children. "Cob & the Kingdom", a picture book, was her first published book. The Hart Girls' Adventures series is her first Elementary Chapter books, but she has so much more to come after them. Ranging from picture to Elementary chapter to Middle School chapter books, Leigh Ann plans to publish them all.To learn more, visit her website at:https://LA.writes4kids.com

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Illustrations and Book Design by Zoe Mellors

ISBN (Paperback): 979-8-9883458-0-0

ISBN (eBook): 979-8-9883458-1-7

There once was a small town named Prospect. This was your normal small town: a few thousand friendly people, schools, churches, small businesses. Kids spent snow days frozen like little popsicles in the winter, making sled tracks down the various hills around town. Mothers and red-faced toddlers with sticky fingers would pick and eat strawberries at the local farms in the spring. They had a peach festival every summer, the air full of the sweet scents of peaches and sunblock. The main street in town was joyfully packed for parades during all the big holidays. Family members and fans gathered on cool fall nights for the high school