"Little Pink Riding Hood" by Wolols, is inspired by the well-known classic story but, in this version, a greedy wolf wants to eat a whole basket of cupcakes. He will have to face Little Pink Riding Hood, who confronts him with no fear. A story of kindness, courage, forgiveness and sharing.The Wolols are Wola, Caco, Tato, Weva and Cowee. A group of joyful characters who aim to engage kids and encourage them to play with their creativity and imagination crafting their toys and costumes by reusing and recycling materials.In this version, they will craft their costumes to perform Little Pink Riding Hood their way. The book comes with templates for a fun craft project in the end which will help to perform the story at home or school. The story is written like a script making this much easy. Besides, there is a teacher¿s pack on the website with more resources around the book to do at school.Wolols books are an excellent choice to instil in children the importance of reusing and recycling. Our books always suggest an activity focus on searching for anything that can be reused, recycled or upcycled to play.On the website wolols.com, you can find ideas and crafting guides, templates and more to inspire children's creativity and engage them with games to play. These cheerful characters have come to boost children imagination, to challenge them with hands-on projects and engage them with healthy outdoor play. Through Wolols books, children will learn important values like kindness, teamwork, generosity, honesty, determination, sharing, caring and more.Wolols books are for children up to 8 years old, although older kids enjoy them too, and are an excellent choice for engaging family and friends with a fun read, craft and playtime together.Wolols - Imagine, Create and Play!

Hello, I'm María Vergara, the Wolols' mom. I was born in Spain, in the beautiful Andalusian city of Seville. I've loved art and creativity since I was very young and used to daydream very often, lost in the endless world of imagination.
Now I'm a mother of three children (and a bunch of funny eggs), and I still enjoy crossing the "childhood bridge" to engage with this magical place.
How many times have you seen their little eyes wide open waiting for the last chapter, laughing with the illustrations of a book? How many times have you heard their lovely and sweet voices begging for another book to read? They don't want this magical moment, snuggling with mommy or daddy, to come to an end. There is a fantastic feeling when the children ask for more stories (well, yes, all of us have a limit at night!)

This love for reading and their perception of becoming part of the stories is why I enjoy imagining, writing and illustrating Wolols children's books. If along the way, I can leave a small seed through my books, teaching ethical values and giving tips about taking care of our planet, I will be more than happy.
But how I create the Wolols? Let's go a few years back. In 2007 we decided to challenge ourselves with ex-pat life. I left my job in marketing, and we packed and moved to Geneva (Switzerland) with our two kids and our loved dog.
Reinventing yourself is a fun and exciting part of moving abroad. A huge opportunity is given to proof and find yourself, although it can be hard when you've been working for almost 15 years, and suddenly you are a mom 24/7 in a new country. After the first year enjoying my family and learning French, I started to miss my job and "independency", so I began to wonder what to do with my professional life. Believe me, at the time I had all kind of ideas jumping in my brain.
In the middle of this reinvention time, we moved again, to Düsseldorf, Germany.
I took the opportunity to learn more (yes, another language!). I explored my creativity and started a business illustrating and designing t-shirts and bags for children. That was the birth of the Wolols, whom at that moment named Cacotato. Almost at the same time, we had our third child, yay! A beautiful girl. I worked hard, failed in the "fashion" business but learnt a lot (really, a lot!) and moved again. Yes! This time to Singapore, a warm country with incredible people and another opportunity to grow.
I knew I wanted to "recycle" my designs from Cacotato and bring them to children in another way, but how? I completed a master in marketing, went through information and workshops about writing children's books, did much educational and psychological research. I made many sketches and drawings, built personalities for the characters, and registered Wolols as a trademark. So after tons of working hours applying all my knowledge, I launched the WOLOLS brand through children's books and the website.
I hope you'll find in Wolols' content and books a good source to engage your children in creative activities and fun projects, boost their imagination and encourage them to play.
You can contact me at mvergara[at]wolols.com or stay tuned for updates, promotions and new releases at www.wolols.com or in any of our social media channels like Facebook (Wolols), Instagram (The_Wolols), Pinterest (Wolols)