The classic tale The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats comes to life in this book! Fantastic, fun, full-color illustrations go with the story, which is written in verse. Seven little goats are home alone and their mother warns them not to open the door to any stranger. But a wolf, as hungry as he is clever, manages to deceive them. Kids will learn to heed the advice of their parents. Strong Points: - Classic fairy tale with rhyming text. - Adapted for easy reading. - Language is understandable for the age. - The quality format makes the difference compared to other simpler editions. - Color illustrations, double page and very striking.

A Heartwarming Story of Cleverness and Love: The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids Step into the enchanting world of "The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids," a timeless fairy tale that has captivated the hearts of children for generations. This delightful story unfolds in a quaint little house nestled in a peaceful forest, where a mother goat lives happily with her seven adorable kids. One day, as she prepares to venture into the forest to gather food, she warns her little ones about the cunning wolf that roams the woods. With a loving kiss and a stern reminder to be cautious, she leaves them behind, trusting them to heed her advice. As the story progresses, the wolf, with his sharp wit and deceptive charm, plots to outsmart the innocent kids. Disguising his voice and altering his appearance, he manages to trick the naive youngsters into opening the door. What follows is a heart-pounding sequence of events as the wolf gobbles up six of the kids, leaving the youngest one hidden safely in the clock case. When the mother goat returns and discovers the tragedy, her grief swiftly turns into a resolute determination to save her children. Together with the brave little kid, they embark on a daring rescue mission to outwit the wolf and free the siblings. This fully colored book is adorned with vivid illustrations that bring each character and scene to life, making the narrative even more engaging for young readers. The beautifully crafted images not only captivate the imagination but also aid in understanding the storyline, making it an ideal read for children aged 3-7 years old. The timeless themes of bravery, intelligence, and the bond between family members are seamlessly woven into this narrative, offering valuable lessons wrapped in an entertaining package. As the mother goat outsmarts the wolf and saves her kids, young readers will be inspired by the message that courage and cleverness can overcome even the most daunting challenges. Features of The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids: Fully colored book with captivating illustrations on every page Ideal for children aged 3-7 years old Engaging storyline with timeless themes of bravery and family Perfect for bedtime stories, classroom reading, or family storytime High-quality paper and durable binding for long-lasting enjoyment Encourages reading and imagination in young children Enhances comprehension skills through visual storytelling Provides moral lessons in a fun and memorable way Suitable for independent reading or reading aloud A classic fairy tale reimagined for the modern reader Introduce your little ones to the magic of storytelling with this beautifully illustrated edition of "The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids." Watch their faces light up as they journey through this classic fairy tale, learning valuable lessons along the way. This book is more than just a story; it's an experience that will stay with them for years to come. Visit EffortlessMath.com to find more amazing books for kids!

Excerpt: 'In the forest, in the mountains, lived a goat with her seven kids. They had a lovely, little home, hidden deep in the woods, where they lived in happiness and harmony... On the safe distance, hidden in the shrubbery, the wolf was waiting for the right moment.''The wolf and the seven little goats' is the first children's illustrated book by Tijana Nikolic Petrovic. She adapted the text from the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, and she created the artwork for the book in the form of 40 illustrations.