Paul Galdone Nursery Classic The Three Bears, (Hardcover)

from ecugary

I love traditional literature. Sharing a story with a child that was one of your favorites helps create wonderful memories. This story is a great example. I remember reading it over and over and over. The Three Bears are ready to eat breakfast, but their porridge is too hot. While it cools the be...

from arewald

Chosen for a Read Aloud by my mentor teacher, this is an interesting version of the fairy tale. It follows the traditional script pretty well but ignores the idea that there is a Papa, Mama and Baby Bear, calling them "big," "middle-sized" and "little, wee," instead. It also omits Goldilocks' nam...

from JessicaMaeChap

Summary: Three bears live in a house in the woods. There was a Little Wee Bear, a Middle-Sized Bear, and a Great Big Bear. They all owned things proportionate to their size. One day they were having porridge in their respective bowls, but the porridge was too hot so they went for a walk. While th...

from sondrabrush1969

This is a book about 3 Bears, a momma, a papa, and a baby bear. One morning they woke up and made some porridge for breakfast, only it was to hot to eat so they decided to go for a walk in the woods while it cooled off. While they were gone a little girl name Goldilocks knocked on their door when...

from David-Z

The Three Bears by Paul Galdone is the classic tale refreshed with the illustrations of Galdone. The text generally keeps to the classic version with the main change being the the bears are differentiated by size and are not referred to as a family. Text size is varied according to which bear is ...