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The Three Little Pigs
Bernadette Watts' stunning and richly detailed illustrations make this a retelling of The Three Little Pigs a keeper! In addition to the adorable pigs and expressive big bad wolf, Watt's adds a bevy of endearing animals that befriend the little pigs and add interest to this classic story time favorite....more
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
February 1st 2012
by NorthSouth
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Any person who happens to read this book will love the soft, water-color illustrations. This story is one of my favorites, for whatever reason. I think I get humored when the pigs get their houses blown down by the wolf and going running for their lives but the ending, in this book, is a happy one where all #3 pigs and their mommy, live happily ever after.
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I would use flannel cut outs of the #3 houses, the #3 pigs and wolf and re-tell the story, with the help of the children...more
CREATIVE EXPERIENCE:
I would use flannel cut outs of the #3 houses, the #3 pigs and wolf and re-tell the story, with the help of the children...more
This is a beautiful version of the three little pigs. It is suitable for younger readers, with illustrations on the cute and adorable side, and a text that has a happy ending of all three little pigs and mommy pig living in the brick house.
this is for ann and the new school, great illustrations and not text dense, easy to read and has a soft ending....
Watt's twist on the tale is that no pigs are eaten and the wolf does not get burned by the fire. For me the pictures weren't captivating.
This is a great version of the classic tale for those who prefer non-violent retelling of fairytales.
The illustrations in this version were stunning.
a very funny classical retell
The story is much the same the pictures are wonderful, a must read
Feb 23, 2013
Igraine
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Dec 01, 2012
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Jun 04, 2012
Brian
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Hagerstown Library Library
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Feb 21, 2013 04:18pm