Wallace the Wolf's Day in Court: A Wolf's True Account

By Albert Sandoval and Sylvia Sandoval

The big bad wolf is finally going to trial and have his day in court. He has been accused of eating two helpless little pigs. Jurors from various fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and fables have been selected to hear this much-anticipated case. They will have to decide the fate of Wallace the Wolf. Will jurors have the ability to set aside their personal beliefs, experiences, and emotions to consider the facts presented in the court? Will Wallace be found guilty of this crime, or is this a case of mistaken identity? Will justice prevail through a fair and just process, or will the jury's biased past impact the final verdict?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tellwell Talent
• Release date: Jun 17, 2024
• ISBN: 9781779419675

Albert Sandoval

We would like to dedicate this book to our daughters, Alyssa and Alexandra; our son, Albert; our daughter-in-law, Jeanette; and our two grandchildren, Jaden and Janelle. We love you all more than you will ever know.

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Wallace the Wolf’s Day in Court

A Wolf’s True Account

Albert & Sylvia Sandoval

Wallace the Wolf’s Day in Court

Copyright © 2024 by Albert & Sylvia Sandoval

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My name is Wallace the Wolf. You may not know me because most people usually confuse me with my cousin, the Big Bad Wolf. We grew up in the same pack; some would even say we look almost identical. We did everything together when we were young. Well, almost everything.

But as we grew older, the members of our pack all went their separate ways. I left to pursue the fight for animal rights and equality in the capital, Hairywood. After I left, the only ones that remained in the area were my dear, old granny and our neighbors, the Three Little Pigs, and their mother, Mrs. Pigg.

Every year, I would return to my grandmother’s den to celebrate her birthday with the other members of our pack.

However, her last birthday was a little bit different than most. That is a fact!

It was the day before my granny’s birthday, and I wanted to surprise her. So, I decided to bake her a delicious cake. But I soon realized that while I had most of the ingredients needed, there was no flour.

It was late, and I knew it would be difficult to find some flour at night, so I had no choice but to go to my neighbor’s house to borrow some.

Walking along a moonlit pathway, I heard a voice coming from the old water well. I called out and heard a voice echoing from below. Surprisingly, I saw a fox looking up at me as I looked down into the well.

He introduced himself and offered me some cheese in exchange for my help. I didn’t need it for my cake, but I thought it would make an excellent midnight snack. He told me there was enough cheese for