The Three Little Pigs
April 22, 2018
Author
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Ronne
Randall
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Illustrations
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Emma
Dood
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Publishing
house
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Ladybird
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Price
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5.99£
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Type
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Touch-and-feel
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Age
|
1+
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I guess everyone knows this stunner, how the wolf huff and puff, and the
pigs houses were falling apart. The plot is no different from the classic
version of the story. An interesting fact is that on each page the child will
learn the structure of the material from which the pigs made the houses.
The graphics are uncomplicated. Animals look like animals. Cottages are
just the quintessence of homeliness. As if someone distilled all the houses
from children's imaginations and painted the final result. Sensory effects:
it's worse here. In my opinion, some of them are too small (for example,
bricks), and some have jagged edges that ask for a break. The sensory section
is much worse than in the "kitten" of the same publishing house (click).
From my observations it appears that this is not a book for such a small
child as the publishing house declares. There is no way to pull Zojka, because
as soon as he opens it, he is looking for places that could undermine and
demolish something.
Other in the collection:
The Gingerbread Man, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Jack and the
Beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, The Enormous Turnip
You can also take a look at the publishing website:
https://www.penguin.co.uk/ladybird/books/176870/the-three-little-pigs-ladybird-touch-and-feel-fairy-tales/
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