The 3 Bears and Goldilocks
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| Rating | : | 4.56 (788 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1416924949 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Fresh Take on an Old Story" according to Kate Coombs. I bought this book because I have a soft spot for artist Heather Solomon, who illustrated my first children's book. And the art IS wonderful. Solomon's signature mixed-media style lends itself particularly well to things like bear fur and tree bark, key ingredients in The Three Bears and Goldilocks. What's more, this retelling manages to shed new light on a well-known story without stretching to twist the plot.Margaret Willey's Goldilocks is curious, but also helpful. So when she finds a cabin in the woods, she decides she'll tidy up just a bit. Here's where the writer and. Five Stars CAROLINE THORESON Excellent quality. Would order again!
The bears' residence is shown to be a sort of rustic hogan constructed of bent saplings, vines, and bark, the interior strewn with pieces of the outdoors and the remains of meals. PreSchool-Grade 3—Set in "the farthest reaches of the far north," this version of the tale features a plucky lass who, warned by her father "…not to rush headlong into places where you don't belong," nevertheless ventures into the forest and into the bears' messy "cabin," which she sweeps clean. Removing the beetles and other unappealing lumps from Baby Bear's porridge, she eats all of the cereal, then settles down on his small, soft bed for a short snooze. Beds are made from blankets thrown over piles of leaves, feathers, and other forest detritus. There is a rustic feel to the illustrations, rendered in w
Only one of them can get anything right! Just right, that is. Everything they have is either too hot or too cold or too big or too lumpy or too hard or too soft or too completely, absolutely wrong. We all know that Goldilocks has a lot to say about the Three Bears. But have you ever wondered, even for the littlest mini-second, what the Three Bears think about her? Well, it turns out those bears have a thing or two, or three, to say Margaret Willey turns this fav-orite classic upside downbecause there's always another side to the story.
She is also the illustrator of Clever Beatrice and the Best Little Pony by Margaret Willey and If I Were a Lion by Sarah Weeks. Heather M. . She lives in New Mexico with her husband, daughter, and son, who especially love to share joyous secrets. Solomon was named a Publishers Weekly