Werewolves don’t need babysitters

key selling points

• the second book in a two-book series after werewolves don't keep diaries, lou's story continues as he learns how to be a werewolf and trust in his abilities while dealing with prankster brothers and a vampire that is getting ready to strike.
• the chandra-pine family is of mixed indian, white (and werewolf) heritage.
• captures the realistic power dynamic and teasing of older brothers but gives lou (the youngest child) his moment to shine and ultimately showcases the strength of their brotherly bond.
• a funny, fantastical take on the relatable scenario of when parents first trust older siblings to stay home alone while they're away, but with the stakes raised by the risk of vampire shenanigans.
• the author of the jordan and max series, suzanne sutherland is a skilled writer whose debut novel, when we were good, was selected for the ala's rainbow list.
• new, enhanced features (highly readable font, cream paper, larger trim size) to increase reading accessibility for dyslexic and other striving readers.