What’s For Dinner? twists the wolf in forest story with dry humor and art

The personification on the cover of What’s For Dinner? drives its interest. The morbid curiosity of what could possibly happen helps also. The rabbit is so lightweight that it’s fluttering around like a kite in the wind. The wolf, who is carrying the rabbit by the hand, has a row of white, razor-sharp teeth. In his other hand, there’s a sheet of paper, probably a recipe for how to cook dinner. It’s a moonlit night, and the question of What’s For Dinner? can’t possibly be the long-eared critter. They also look so friendly that they could be my neighbor.

What’s For Dinner? takes the wolf in forest, adds more humor, fish out of water sensibilities, cartoon-detailed art and a side order of cute.
a wolf with teeth, a story with bite
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