A fun series that promotes thinking, as it does not accept a clear distinction between good and evil, but instead invites us to question our beliefs and established opinions.

Is the Big Bad Wolf really bad? In these books, the child will recognize in the Big Bad Wolf a range of emotions, from fear to loneliness, that prevent him from committing bad deeds, very often without even realizing it!

BOOK 1 (Lobo bom o Lobo Mau?) Good or Bad Wolf? (Temporary title) What is the boundary between being bad or being good? The Big Bad Wolf is sitting at home when suddenly there is a knock at the door.

It is a small and sweet little wolf who wants to become bad so he can also be a hero in a story. But he is not scary at all, so they decide to call him The Good Wolf.

And what will the story be in which he stars? The Big Bad Wolf suggests that the Good Wolf become his victim in his attempt to kill him and save the world. The Good Wolf agrees, but when the Big Bad Wolf tries to catch and eat him, the Good Wolf always escapes him.

So, he changes the story and the Good Wolf finally chases the Big Bad Wolf away and saves the world. A fairy tale that shows young children not only how good ultimately wins without becoming the same as evil, but also questions this artificial dichotomy.

NOTE: The fragility of the Big Bad Wolf is evident, as he loses the fight very easily. Furthermore, in the first scenes, we meet him in his cozy house wearing colorful pajamas. Then, the images depict him taking care of the house, washing the dishes, and knitting.