Books with title Three Little Pigs: Fairy Tale S

How many ways can three little pigs be placed in five houses so that no two are in the same house? That's the problem that confronts Socrates the wolf, who wants to nab just one juicy porker for his hungry wife's dinner. Anno's sprightly watercolors and Mori's spare, engaging text will undoubtedly draw young readers into the process. With help from Pythagoras the frog, Socrates's task takes the reader down the road of combinatorial analysis. His systematic thinking leads to endless combinations and permutations of piggies per house. But happy endings abound, as Socrates's wife finds her hunger has waned, and wolves, pigs and frog have a morning romp in the meadow. Although Socrates and the Three Little Pigs stirs up some intended confusion, it provides lots of answers and lays solid groundwork for logical thinking and game theory. Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.

The first little pig makes a house out of straw. The second little pig makes a house out of wood. The third little pig makes a house of bricks. But whose house will be strong enough to keep the wolf out? Share a wonderful reading experience with your child. This beautiful storybook includes a traditional fairy tale for an adult to read aloud, alongside short, simple sentences for your child to read to you.

Bring classic tales to life in these stunning 3D images!Enjoy a beloved children’s classic and open up a whole new world of storytelling adventure. Readers can enjoy the story by reading the book from cover to cover the traditional way. Then, they can take the tale to a whole new dimension by opening the book a full 360 degrees and tying the covers together with the attached ribbon. The 3D art creates a unique storytelling experience that doubles as a beautiful decoration for any child’s room.