Wolf

Wolf
After a tragic accident leaves his family bereft, a young boy called Hugo finds his world turned upside down. Desperate to return to happier days, six-year-old Hugo draws up plans for a time machine. But only his neighbour - a child-eating recluse, according to the boy next door - has the parts Hugo needs to complete the contraption.
Illustrated in evocative, intimate pencils, Wolf is a captivating and poignant exploration of family, grief and that blend of the everyday and the fantastical that is childhood. It's also a beautiful object. Feast your eyes on this.’
@SelfMadeHero
Reviews:
‘A Place to Hang Your Cape’ ‘Wolf’s Enigmatic Charm is Intoxicating.’
Front Row Review ‘A rare thing. A visual poem. One that I am still in honesty, reeling from.’
The Female Gaze ‘Stunning! I found myself compulsively turning the pages.’
The Herald Scotland: ‘A coming-of-age story notable for the way it finds a sweetness in grief and pain.’

This book includes a pencil sketch just for you of one of the characters and is signed in pencil by me. (I'm afraid I can only post books and cards to the UK at the moment.)
To read a chapter go to: https://rachaelballcartoonsblog.wordpress.com/blog/