Werewolves Don't Need Babysitters

★"Funny and very readable. Young readers who are drawn to silly, scary stories are going to love this sequel. A recommended purchase for young readers." -- School Library Journal (SLJ), starred review

Once Lou found out he was a werewolf, he thought things would get easier...

But his parents decided his older brothers should be the ones to train him, and of course they're up to their usual pranks. When his parents announce they're going away unexpectedly and that they're leaving his brothers in charge, Lou knows he's doomed. Especially with the extra worry of Honeybunch the vampire out there waiting for another chance to strike.

Lou's parents reassure him that there is a protection spell around the house keeping them safe. But when his brothers test his patience one too many times, and the charm gets shattered (along with their living room window), the Honeybunch showdown is unavoidable. Using his bravery and smarts, and taking inspiration from his older brothers' pranks, Lou realizes he might have exactly what he needs to protect his pack.

The epub edition of this title is fully accessible.

Suzanne Sutherland is the author of a number of books for young people, including Werewolves Don't Keep Diaries and the Jordan and Max series. Jordan and Max, Field Trip! was named a Children's Book Council Librarian Favorite and a CCBC Best Book for Kids & Teens. Suzanne lives in Toronto with her family.

Dharmali Patel studied applied arts with a major in illustration in Mumbai and continued her studies at the Vancouver Film School. She is the illustrator of That's Not Fair, which was a CBC Best Books for Kids and Teens winner in 2016. She hopes that her imagery will inspire young minds and encourage a love of reading and beautiful art. Dharmali lives and works in Toronto.