from mitichkk

This book is a parody of The Three Little Pigs as told by the Big Bad Wolf, known in the book as "A. Wolf," short for "Alexander T. Wolf." I loved this book when I was in elementary school and I used to read it many times over. It kept me very entertained and engaged. I would like to use this boo...

from amoore1

The wolf, Alexander, of this story takes on a narrator's role. He casually makes his claim and speaks as if he knows the readers personally. A. Wolf argues that the "true story" only involves a cup of sugar and a few sneezes. Maybe he did eat a couple of pigs in the process, but if you just think...

from lmckeon

This story gives a different perspective of the story The Three Little Pigs....the wolf's perspective. This is a great book for young children. This book is great to use to compare and contrast the two stories. This book is in my personal library. I would recommend this story to all young children.

from jsylve

This is not your typical story of the three little pigs, this is the big bad wolfs side of the story. It's not what you thought it would be and spin on the classic story that makes you feel bad for the wolf. This is a good book to give a different point of view on a story.

from cvyork

Very good book for early elementary, It is the wolf's perspective of the three little pigs. It would be a great story to teach that there are two sides to every story.