Goldilocks and the Three Bears | Candice Ransom

Goldilocks and the Three Bears | Candice Ransom | Love the whole series so far! (Brighter Child/School Specialty Publishing)

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Goldilocks and the...

	Goldilocks and the Three Bears Candice Ransom Brighter Child, 2001 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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The Three Bears are in for quite a surprise when they return home and realize that a curious blonde girl has made herself at home in their cottage!

Beautifully illustrated, this classic tale will capture children?s interest and spark their imagination page after page, encouraging a love of reading that is vital to success in school and life!

This title is also available in an English/Spanish bilingual edition!

Children will find hours of entertainment in the pages of these timeless tales! Our Brighter Child® Keepsake Stories are delightfully illustrated classic stories of magic, imagination, and inspiration that will delight children again and again! Collect all of the titles in this wonderful series today!

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Great kids storr!

We love the illustrations and the story about the three bears. I liked that the author gave a reason on how the Bears knew Goldilocks had touched the porridge, chair and bed. I also like that the baby bear has a squeaky voice - that's fun to read out loud - the kids enjoy the baby bear voice :)

Love the whole series so far! (Brighter Child/School Specialty Publishing)

I was looking for a good basic version of several familiar traditional tales for my son, nearly 3. I've been very pleased with this whole series. The tales, Goldilocks included, are the basically the traditional versions, in language accessible to today's audience. Some of the harsher realities of the fairy tales are softened. But what pleases me most of all is that the repetitive classic lines we all remember from childhood are present! Little ones can commit those refrains to memory (and use them to repeat the story themselves!). It is also pleasing to me that the text, while simple, is not bland. In fact there is enough emotion and intrigue to capture the interest of the littlest listeners while not overwhelming them. And there are plenty of more difficult vocabulary words to challenge little ears. The illustrations in The Three Little Pigs are my favorite, but the others in the series are nice, too. Overall, a wonderful introduction of traditional tales to the younger listeners! Thank you!

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good story