Books with author Leslie Brooke

This is an omnibus edition of the three Johnny Crow books: Johnny Crow's Garden, Johnny Crow's Party and Johnny Crow's New Garden. These delightful stories enchant their readers and listeners with easy-to-learn rhymes and gorgeous pictures. Small children are captivated by the charming tales of Johnny Crow's animal friends and the funny and unlikely things that happen to them in his Garden. Adults marvel at the skill and wit of Brooke's brilliant drawings. This classic of children's literature has been lovingly hand-edited; it includes all the original black and white and colour illustrations.

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The three little pigs are hounded by a nasty wolf, but, of course, the third pig outsmarts the wolf. The story ends with a surprise twist. With numerous drawings in color and black and white by L. Leslie Brooke. This Book was originally published in 1904 by Frederick Warne & Co. - United Kingdom, United States. The original work has been cleaned and digitally enhanced for your reading pleasure.

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This is an illustrated version of the classic traditonal story of he Three Little Pigs. Each pig went out to seek their fortune as their mother pig sent them to do. As they built their houses a wolf came along terrizing each pig to let him come into their home. one by one each pig refused to let the Wolf in. So the wolf huffed and he puffed and blew the first and second pigs house down and ate them. The third pig however outsmarts the wolf and gives the reader a surprise ending. The illustrations are colorful and very detailed.