Stellan and the Wolf Bag

Helena Hedlund

When Stellan was little, he was cute, he has seen that in the photos. But now he has grown up. He turned six the day before yesterday, and he’s not the least bit cute anymore, he saw that in the
mirror this morning. The woolly hair has become straight and thick, and he lost his tiny front teeth last winter. Now two crooked jagged fangs grow out instead. When you are as big as Stellan, you
have to know certain things. For example, you must know both your first name and last, and all the names in between. Stellan knows that. Stellan Nils Clarence Paulsson, it’s easy as pie.

Yes, Stellan knows many things. But sometimes things go wrong, and then he gets angry. Luckily, the wolf bag is in the attic. In it, you can scream as loud as you want, but you have to hurry to close it so that the anger is not released again. But Stellan has happy days too, like when he finds a secret pet in the attic, or practices sneaking with grandma. Stellan’s emotions are big and strong and learning how to be a human among other humans can be exhausting.

A series of three books about Stellan is planned.

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