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Barefoot Books The Three Billy Goats Gruff
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Will the three goat brothers make it across the big, hairy troll's bridge to the sweet grass on the other side of the stream? Colorful paper collage illustrations and predictable text keep kids engaged and encourage interaction with the familiar story. Publishers Weekly praises this bright retelling for maximizing the "tale's lean but highly satisfying narrative" with text and illustrations that work "in perfect harmony."
- A colorful take on this classic tale of cunning.
- 32 pages
- Contains repetitive story elements and a unique troll song great for reading out loud.
- For ages 3-7
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Will the three goat brothers make it across the big, hairy troll's bridge to the sweet grass on the other side of the stream? Colorful paper collage illustrations and predictable text keep kids engaged and encourage interaction with the familiar story. Publishers Weekly praises this bright retelling for maximizing the "tale's lean but highly satisfying narrative" with text and illustrations that work "in perfect harmony."