What could be unexpected about ordinary cats and mice? But the English writer Dick King-Smith knows many amazing stories about these cute creatures. The tiny mouse Wolfgang, or simply Wolf, was not at all like his brothers. Like his famous namesake Wolfgang Mozart, he loved music above all else, composing songs and even singing to the accompaniment of his landlady, Mrs. Hanby. And one day, the great power of art and little Wolf saved Mrs. Hanby from big trouble. In 1984, the writer received the Guardian Prize for the book “Babe Pig,” on which the film of the same name was made in 1995. In 1992, King-Smith was recognized as children's writer of the year, and in 1995 he received an award for best children's book. Those small and large readers who have already read about the famous pig Babe will be happy to get acquainted with the writer’s new heroes. Source: