Goldilocks comes across a cabin and enters. She sees a butterfly and follows it right into the woods. Her mother warns her not to go into the woods because bears live there, but she ends up doing exactly that.

We are introduced to Goldilocks right away with her thick blonde curls, pink cheeks, pink dress, and untied shoes. In this retelling, the focus is more on Goldilocks than the three bears. McClintockвЂ™s art also sticks to a traditional style, but she adds in humorous expressions, especially on Goldilocks face. Aylesworth sticks to the traditional tale, but adds in his personal writing style. We are introduced to Goldilocks right away with her thick blonde c Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jim Aylesworth and illustrated by Barbara McClintock is a retelling of a classic folktale. Goldilocks and the Three Bears by Jim Aylesworth and illustrated by Barbara McClintock is a retelling of a classic folktale. Humorous and entertaining, this edition is sure to please fairy-tale lovers young and old!. McClintock is particularly successful at depicting the emotional reactions of her characters, whether human or ursine, and young readers will identify with the bears' surprise on arriving home to find their house in disarray, as well as Goldilocks' dismay and terror, when she wakes up to find herself confronting the owners of the house she had been exploring. With an engaging text that just begs to be read aloud - 'Yes she did,' declares the narrator on more than one occasion, or 'No indeed, she didn't!' - and immensely appealing watercolor, ink and gouache illustrations, this Goldilocks is a winner. As Goldilocks herself would have it, it was 'just right!' As Goldilocks herself would have it, it was 'just right!' With an engaging text that just begs to be read aloud - ' After recently reading Ruth Sanderson's Goldilocks, which was a little too sweet for me, as well as Lauren Child's Goldilocks and the Three Bears, which I thought quite good, despite the fact that its doll-centered illustrations were not really to my taste, I'm delighted to have found this edition, retold by Jim Aylesworth and illustrated by the marvelous Barbara McClintock.

McClintock's art, that is reminscent of 19th Century children's book art, perfectly compliments Aylesworth's playful, original, and very involving rendition of the classic Three Bears story.moreДЄfter recently reading Ruth Sanderson's Goldilocks, which was a little too sweet for me, as well as Lauren Child's Goldilocks and the Three Bears, which I thought quite good, despite the fact that its doll-centered illustrations were not really to my taste, I'm delighted to have found this edition, retold by Jim Aylesworth and illustrated by the marvelous Barbara McClintock. For sometimes that can lead to much more serious trouble.like what happened the day of this story. 'Д«ut worse is when she forget's not to do what she is told not to do. 'Once upon a time, there lived a little girl named Goldilocks, who was very, very good, except that sometimes she forgot to do things that her mother told her to do. Yes she di The dynamic team who created the best-selling Gingerbread Man and The Tale of Tricky Fox is back with the beloved classic about a curious little girl who can't quite remember to do what she's told. The dynamic team who created the best-selling Gingerbread Man and The Tale of Tricky Fox is back with the beloved classic about a curious little girl who can't quite remember to do what she's told.

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