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Reach for this book when your child feels underestimated or is grappling with the realization that they have hidden strengths that the world hasn't noticed yet. It is a perfect choice for children who enjoy subverting expectations and finding humor in situations where a seemingly vulnerable character turns the tables on a bully or an antagonist. The story follows a young girl named Scarlett who is kidnapped by a man looking for a ransom, only for the criminal to discover that Scarlett is far from a helpless victim. As the full moon rises, her true nature as a werewolf is revealed, transforming a scary premise into a hilarious and empowering romp. This book is ideal for ages 5 to 9, offering a safe way to explore themes of self-confidence and independence through the lens of fantasy and humor. It helps children see that being different can be a source of incredible power rather than a weakness.
