Three bears (Tale) -- Pictorial works -- Juvenile fiction

'Stop Goldilocks, go back home, woods aren't safe for a child all alone!' But Goldilocks doesn't listen to the warning. She walks through the woods until she comes to the bears' house and sees the three steaming bowls of porridge.

Everyone knows what happened when Goldilocks met the three bears. But when she encounters a whopping 33 bears, a strange-talking Blim, or even three little pigs on her search for porridge, the stories end a bit differently.

This is a traditional fairy tale, retold in witty contemporary verse. With hilarious illustrations and flaps to lift on every page, this book will entertain and amuse readers of all ages.

Many years have passed since Goldilocks caused chaos at the Bears' house in the woods, but what happens when Little Bear as was wanders out of his fairytale and into the big city where Goldilocks now lives?

'Stop Goldilocks, go back home, woods aren't safe for a child all alone!' But Goldilocks doesn't listen to the warning. She walks through the woods until she comes to the bears' house and sees the three steaming bowls of porridge.

'Stop Goldilocks, go back home, woods aren't safe for a child all alone!' But Goldilocks doesn't listen to the warning. She walks through the woods until she comes to the bears' house and sees the three steaming bowls of porridge.

Peep through the trees right inside the three bears' tidy, inviting little cottage. Follow Goldilocks as she cheekily eats the bears' porridge, sits on their chairs and snuggles up in their beds. With a charming new twist at the end, this beloved fairy tale is retold in a gorgeous laser-cut book ...

One morning, the three bears go for a walk. Goldilocks is out for a walk, too. She comes across their empty cottage and decides to go inside. What will she find?

'Stop Goldilocks, go back home, woods aren't safe for a child all alone!' But Goldilocks doesn't listen to the warning. She walks through the woods until she comes to the bears' house and sees the three steaming bowls of porridge.

Once upon a time, on the edge of a dark forest, there lived a little girl called Goldilocks. Have you heard of her? If so, you will know three things about her: she was small, she had golden curls, and she was far too curious for her own good. So, when she finds a cottage deep in the forest, she ...