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by Gabhor Utomo (Illustrator), Thomas Nelson (Author)
What happens when a curious little girl stumbles upon a cozy cottage in the woods... and decides to make herself at home? Enjoy the timeless tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, now available as a Little Apple Classic!
In Goldilocks and the Three Bears, young readers will delight in following Goldilocks as she sneaks into the bears' house and samples everything in sight--porridge that's too hot, too cold, and just right! She tries their chairs (uh-oh!) and curls up in their beds, not realizing the three bears are on their way home...
With its irresistible rhythm and "just right" repetition, this classic fairy tale invites children to laugh, predict what happens next, and join in the storytelling fun. Bright, colorful illustrations bring every mischievous moment to life, making it a story kids will ask for again and again.
Perfectly sized for little hands, this sturdy hardcover is ready for bedtime giggles, cozy read-alouds, and everyday adventures in imagination.
Inside You'll Find
- Beloved classic fairy tale retold for young children
- Colorful, engaging illustrations on every page
- Compact, durable hardcover perfect for small hands
- Simple, accessible text for preschool and early readers
- Ideal for story time, bedtime, or classroom reading
A Little Apple Classic series is known for bringing beloved children stories to life such as:
- Aesop's Fables
- The Classic Tale of Peter Rabbit
- Mother Goose Nursey Rhymes
- Velveteen Rabbit
- Jack and the Beanstalk
Author Biography
Gabhor Utomo was born in Indonesia and moved to California in 1997 to pursue becoming an artist. Since receiving his degree from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2003, Utomo has worked as a freelance illustrator for a number of children's books. Utomo's work has won numerous awards and recognitions from local and national art organizations. His clients include Harley Davidson, Harper Collins, McGraw Hill Education, Abdo Publishing Company, and many more. Utomo lives with his wife and twin daughters in Portland, Oregon.
