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The Three Little Pigs
Marie-Louise Gay
Paperback (Groundwood Books, Oct. 16, 2004)Marie-Louise Gay brings her charmingly wacky style to the familiar tale of the three little pigs. Fresh, bright colours and witty figure drawings bring the wolf and pigs to life. Despite the sad ending that befalls two of the pigs and the wolf, it's impossible not be enchanted with this anything-but-classic rendering of the tradional tale."The Three Little Pigs has always been one of my favourite fairy tales. It is a joyful, heart-thrilling story in which children can easily recognize their emotions. They see their own doubt, insecurity, fear and courage in every one of the little pigs and in the big bad wolf himself, which makes the story an empowering tale about growing up and acquiring intelligence and cleverness. And, of course, I've always considered pigs to be lovely, intelligent creatures and a joy to draw." - Marie-Louise Gay
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Three Little Pigs
Marie-Louise Gay
Hardcover (Groundwood Books, Aug. 9, 1996)One in a series of classic tales, this charmingly fresh interpretation of "The Three Little Pigs" gives the pigs, and the wolf, personality, creating a new twist on the tale children have loved for years.
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Three Little Pigs
Marie-Louise Gay
Hardcover (Groundwood Books, Aug. 9, 1996)One in a series of classic tales, this charmingly fresh interpretation of "The Three Little Pigs" gives the pigs, and the wolf, personality, creating a new twist on the tale children have loved for years.
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Three Little Pigs
Marie-Louise Gay
Library Binding (Paw Prints 2008-06-30, June 30, 2008)One in a series of classic tales, this charmingly fresh interpretation of "The Three Little Pigs" gives the pigs, and the wolf, personality, creating a new twist on the tale children have loved for years.
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Three Little Pigs
Marie-Louise Gay
Paperback (Groundwood Books, Sept. 1, 1997)Unable to destroy the house of bricks as he did those of the first two pigs, who used straw and sticks, the wolf decides to outsmart the third little pig
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