Books with title Goldilocks and the Pea

This book is about three Hares that left from there house, to get pizza with extra cabbage. Then Goldilocks comes into their house and tries the big bowl of oatmeal but it was too hot. Then she tries the medium bowl but it was too cold. After that she tried the tiny bowl and ate all up. So after that she went in the family room and sat on a great big chair but it was too hard to figure out. So then she went on the medium chair but the it rocked too fast. So then she sat on the tiny chair but it broke in pieces.After that she went in there bedroom, she sat on the big bed but it made her sick.So then she went on the medium bed but it was too soft.Finally she tried the tiny bed and she fell fast asleep. After that the three Hares came home from breakfast and they found that somebody had been eating their oatmeal. After that the Hares went in the family room and they found somebody has been sitting in their chairs. After that they go up to the bedroom and found that somebody had been sleeping in their beds. the baby hare found that Goldilocks was sleeping in his bed. then Goldilocks woke up and they became friends. The message was don't go in somebody's house if you don't know them because if they didn't get to know her, Goldilocks could go off to jail for coming in somebody's house without knowing it.

A beautiful rendition of the classic fairy tale, Goldilocks and the Three Bears is full of suspense and adventure. Telling the tale of a trespassing little girl who barges into the bears' house uninvited and snoops around, eats their food, and uses their furniture, Goldilocks is a story for people of all ages.Optimized for Kindle devices and featuring Panel Zoom facility. Lovingly created from 1953 to 1969, Classics Illustrated Junior continues to bring joy and wonder to young children through beautifully-illustrated adaptations of the world’s most beloved fairy tales and stories by the world’s greatest authors.A collection of Classics Illustrated Junior books is a great way to encourage reading and adventure in any young child.

Favourite classics are vividly brought to life in colourful picture books, each with a lively audio CD and fold-out Picture Word Guide. The 'see and say' rebus reading method is a tried and tested way to engage children in the first stages of reading. The 20 minute audio CD features 'listening' and 'interactive' versions of the story. A great aid for encouraging and developing reading skills. Perfect for sharing together or for children to enjoy by them selves. Ideal for storytime, bedtime, travelling, or just about anytime. For ages 4 and up.

Just like Baby Bear's porridge and bed, this simple retelling of a timeless favorite is JUST RIGHT for the very young.When Goldilocks comes across the three bears' cozy cottage, she can't resist going inside--and tasting the porridge, sitting in the bears' chairs, and snuggling down for a nap in the smallest bed. But what will happen when the bears return?Sebastien Braun's charming art and simple text make this version a delight for little ones.

The beloved story of Goldilocks and the three bears—with a special “look and say” twist! Not only will kids enjoy this charming retelling of a popular fairy tale, but eagle-eyed young readers will also have fun searching for creatures and objects hidden inside the pictures. On each page, children will find a sidebar containing items they have to spot and then say aloud—including a ladybug on every spread. At the back, they’ll find an additional treasure hunt activity so they can explore even more!

Once upon a time, on the edge of a big dark forest there lived a little girl called Goldilocks. You have probably heard of her? If so, you will know three things: she was small, she had lots of golden curls and she had far too much curiosity for her own good. So when Goldilocks discovers an intriguing wooden cottage deep in the forest, she just can't resist peeking inside. Now why would there be one, two, three of everything . . .? Lauren Child brings her trademark innovative approach to this wonderfully warm and witty retelling of the classic cautionary tale, and adds her own clever twist. Following the success of The Princess and the Pea, she once again joins forces with award-winning portrait photographer Polly Borland, whose stunning photography brings this truly original picture book startlingly to life. They are joined by a talented theatre designer, Emily Jenkins, who has designed and created an enchanting hand-crafted miniature world. The sets for the book took over a year to make. The doll-sized cottage, complete with winding staircase, stands about a metre tall. Real turf was grown for the roof. Special wallpaper and fabrics were designed and printed, featuring woodland motifs. Exquisite miniature furniture, including the three bears' beds, chairs and porridge bowls, were carved, crafted and painted by Emily and her team of designers. Tiny slippers were sewn, cushions stuffed and bed linen edged and folded. The tiny spoons were carved specially - even the porridge is real!The cast of characters were made by world-famous doll maker, R. John Wright, whose dolls and bears sell to collectors all over the world. Goldilocks is 30 centimetres tall and made of soft felt with hand-painted features; her golden locks are made of the softest mohair. She arrived from America complete with a tiny hand-woven basket of felt daisies, which you can see her carrying in the book. Mother, Father and Baby Bear are all made from the softest fur and have tiny resin claws. Father Bear arrived with a hand-carved wooden pipe, which, if you look very closely, you can spot in the pictures, warming by the fire.

The Read with Me series is a set of new reading books designed to develop the confidence of young readers. The books are aimed at children who can read a little, but who need lively but structured books to help them develop their skills further. Using a familiar tale, the lively text complements the child's more formal learning. Current developments in the teaching of reading, writing, and speaking guide the text and are behind the range of activities at the end of each book.The newly commissioned child-friendly illustrations coupled with the text help add humor to the stories. The text is also positioned on pale colors to help dyslexic readers. At the end of each book a range of activities reinforce the words learned in the book. A "Ready to Tell" section encourages children to rearrange episodes from the story and increase confidence by retelling it. A picture dictionary is included to illustrate more difficult words and present key words in context.