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Yours truly, Goldilocks
by Alma Flor Ada
Presents the correspondence of Goldilocks, the three pigs, Baby Bear, Peter Rabbit, and Little Red Riding Hood as they plan to attend a housewarming party for the pigs and avoid the evil wolves in the forest.
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Three little Cajun pigs
by Mike Artell
In this rhyming version of the familiar folktale, a big bad gator comes after the three pig brothers, Ulysse, Thibodeaux, and Trosclair, in the Louisiana bayou.
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The princess and the pizza
by Mary Jane Auch
An out-of-work princess applies to become the bride of Prince Drupert, but first she must pass several tests, including a cooking contest
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The frog principal
by Stephanie Calmenson
When principal Mr. Bundy is accidentally turned into a frog by a visiting magician, the students of P.S. 88 are quite disgruntled, especially when he starts swimming in the kindergarten sink and eating students' fly collections, in a hilarious picture book filled with zany illustrations.
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Little Red Riding Hood and the dragon
by Ying Chang Compestine
In this reimagining of the classic fairy tale from a Chinese perspective, Little Red, living in a village near the Great Wall, uses her kung fu training to defend herself and her grandmother from a formidable foe.
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Cinderelephant
by Emma Dodd
Forced to serve the mean and nasty Warty Sisters, who keep her busy with constant chores, Cinderelephant is forbidden to attend the grand ball and secretly receives help from a Furry Godmouse, who gives her a special pair of dancing shoes. By the creator of the Dot and Dash series.
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The three little superpigs
by Claire Evans
After their triumph over the Big Bad Wolf, the pigs fancied themselves as crime fighters, so when the Wolf escapes, the residents of Fairyland call on the brothers to capture the villain--but the Wolf is planning his own revenge (and a pork dinner) so itwill be up to the cleverest pig to once again rescue his brothers and save Fairyland
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The three little fish and the big bad shark
by Ken Geist
In a spoof of The Three Little Pigs, Jim Fish builds his house of seaweed and Tim Fish builds his house of sand, but Kim Fish smartly sets up house in an old sunken ship to keep the big bad shark from destroying it.
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The three little rigs
by David Gordon
Having entered a competition to see whose garages will be the strongest, the three little rigs begin to fear the worst when the wrecking ball comes to destroy them all and so quickly realize that they will need to work together in order for any of them to survive the pending attack.
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The three silly girls Grubb
by John Hassett
In this revision of the familiar tale "The Three Billy Goats Gruff," three sisters manage to outwit Ugly-Boy Bobby who spends his time under the bridge they must cross on their way to school. Reprint.
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Goldie Socks and the three libearians
by Jackie Mims Hopkins
When Goldie Socks takes a shortcut through the woods when she is late for school, she comes across an intriguing cottage made of books
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Senorita Gordita
by Helen Ketteman
Resets the tale of the Gingerbread Boy in the Southwest, where the scrumptious Gordita eludes her pursuers until she meets a clever owl. Includes a glossary of Spanish terms and a gorditas recipe.
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Little Red Hot
by Eric A. Kimmel
When Little Red Hot hears that her grandmother has a cold she bakes a hot pepper pie to take to her, but along the way she meets Seänor Lobo and must find a way to outsmart him when he pretends to be her sick grandmother
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The runaway tortilla
by Eric A Kimmel
In this Southwestern version of the Gingerbread Man, a tortilla runs away from the woman who is about to cook him
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The Little Red Hen and the Passover matzah
by Leslie Kimmelman
No one will help the Little Red Hen make the Passover matzah, but they all want to help her eat it. Includes information about Passover, a recipe for matzah, and a glossary of Yiddish words used in the story
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Cindy Ellen : a wild western Cinderella
by Susan Lowell
Provides a twist on this classic tale as Cindy Ellen escapes the despair of her home by the help of Fairy Godmother in order to go to the rodeo where she wins first prize in the competition as well as the heart of a special young man, Joe Prince. Reprint.
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Kate and the beanstalk
by Mary Pope Osborne
In this version of the classic tale, a girl climbs to the top of a giant beanstalk, where she uses her quick wits to outsmart a giant and make her and her mother's fortune
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Sleeping Bobby
by Will Osborne
Living in a perpetual state of sleep due to a curse from an evil witch, a handsome young prince is awoken by a kiss from a beautiful princess in this modern day twist on the classic tale of "Sleeping Beauty."
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Bad boys get cookie!
by Margie Palatini
When the baker's cookie escapes, Willy and Wally, two really bad wolves desperate to satisfy their craving for baked goods, must concoct a clever scheme to catch this smart cookie who eludes them at every turn.
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Goatilocks and the three bears
by Erica S. Perl
A riotous adaptation of the famous fairy tale follows the experiences of a mischievous little goat who is unable to resist eating her neighbors' porridge, dishware, chairs and beds. By the award-winning author of Chicken Butt! and the illustrator of the Mr. Putter and Tabby series.
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The three horrid little pigs
by Liz Pichon
When their mother sends them packing, three pigs find despicable ways to find new accommodations, but when the big, friendly wolf tries to show them the error of their ways, the pigs respond by huffing and puffing
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Little Red : a fizzingly good yarn
by Lynn Roberts
In this version of the Grimm fairy tale, Thomas--who is called Little Red--discovers a wolf in disguise at his grandmother's house and ingeniously uses ginger ale to save the day
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Rapunzel : a groovy fairy tale
by Lynn Roberts
Set in the 1970s, Rapunzel is trapped in her evil Aunt Esme's penthouse in the busy city and is forced to spend her days alone, listening to LPs on her wacky shag rug, but when the day comes that a handsome young man offers to help her, Rapunzel eagerly lets down her hair in order for him to climb up to her.
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Cinderella Skeleton
by Robert D. San Souci
The most hideous ghoul in the land, Cinderella Skeleton is scorned by her cruel stepsisters, but with the help of a good witch she is able to attend the Halloween Ball, where she steals the heart of Prince Charnel. Reprint.
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After the fall : how Humpty Dumpty got back up again
by Dan Santat
The Caldecott Medal-winning creator of The Adventures of Beekle traces Humpty Dumpty's post-fall resolve to overcome his fears in order to reach great new heights, an ambition that leads to a surprising transformation.
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Goldi Rocks & the Three Bears
by Corey Rosen Schwartz
A musical follow-up to The Three Ninja Pigs finds ambitious young Goldi struggling to play an absent bear band's clangy drums and twangy guitar before discovering Baby Bear's "just right" piano and emitting a note of surprise that reveals her singing talents.
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Hensel and Gretel, ninja chicks
by Corey Rosen Schwartz
The team behind The Three Ninja Pigs and Ninja Red Riding Hood present a latest fractured fairy tale depicting ninja sisters Hensel and Gretel, who must rescue their parents from the cornbread cottage of a wily fox.
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The true story of the 3 little pigs
by Jon Scieszka
An anniversary edition of the contemporary classic follows the claims of an imprisoned A. Wolf, who claims he was borrowing sugar from obnoxious porcine neighbors who just happened to succumb to his enormous sneezes. By the Caldecott Honor-winning creators of The Stinky Cheese Man.
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The matzo ball boy
by Lisa Shulman
The classic tale of the "Gingerbread Man" is given a Judaic twist when the matzo ball boy jumps from the hot pot and takes off running with bubbe, her son the rabbi, and the fox hot on the chase to bring him back home in time for their Passover seder.
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Little Red and the very hungry lion
by Alex T Smith
Carrying a basket filled with goodies and medicine to the home of her sick auntie, Little Red meets the Very Hungry Lion, whose plan to gobble her up is foiled as a result whimsical cleverness on her part, in a safari-themed adaptation of the classic fairy tale.
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Goldilocks and the three Martians
by Stu Smith
A fresh new twist to the classic story follows Goldilocks, who, tired of her boring existence, travels to outerspace where she explores a Martian home and discovers that there is no place quite like home on Earth.
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Little Red's riding 'hood
by Peter Stein
When her Granny Putt Putt gets sick, tiny moped scooter Little Red races over the river and through the dark woods to deliver a basket of get-well goodies, crossing paths in the process with Tank, a no-good monster truck. Illustrated by the award-winning creator of Dinotrux.
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The Little Red Hen (makes a pizza)
by Philemon Sturges
In this version of the traditional tale, the duck, the dog, and the cat refuse to help the Little Red Hen make a pizza but do get to participate when the time comes to eat it.
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Jack and the beanstalk and the french fries
by Mark Teague
A whimsical version of the classic fairy tale finds Jack trading the family cow for what turns out to be quite more than a handful of beans before a grumpy giant who is tired of the veggie-only foods in his garden agrees to a mutually satisfying arrangement.
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The three little wolves and the big bad pig
by Eugenios Trivizas
In a modern twist on a familiar fairy tale, three cuddly wolves try to protect themselves from a menacing pig by building an impenetrable house, but it's a chance meeting with a flamingo that finally solves their dilemma.
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Falling for Rapunzel
by Leah Wilcox
Stuck up high in her tower, Rapunzel is having a difficult time hearing her handsome prince's requests and so, instead of her long locks, throws down everything else until she finally understands clearly what needs to be done to have him successfully complete his rescue mission.
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Goldilocks and the three dinosaurs
by Mo Willems
The three-time Caldecott Honor-winning creator of Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! presents the wacky story of three dinosaurs, including a visitor from Norway, who insist that they have not tidied up their home and prepared yummy pudding to trap a tasty little girl.
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Goldy Luck and the three pandas
by Natasha Yim
One Chinese New Year, her mother sends Goldy Luck to the pandas next door with a plate of turnip cakes, but the pandas are out and disaster follows. Includes a recipe for turnip cakes and an explanation of Chinese New Year
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The princess and the peas and carrots
by Harriet Ziefert
A persnickety and fussy princess tests her parents' patience by refusing to eat peas or carrots if either touches the other on her plate, a decided preference that leads to a mutual understanding of the royal reason she is so particular. Illustrated by the artist of What's New at the Zoo?
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