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by Gabhor Utomo (Illustrator), Thomas Nelson (Author)
Fee-fi-fo-fum--discover a timeless tale of magic, courage, and adventure.
Join Jack on his unforgettable journey after he trades his cow for a handful of mysterious beans. When a towering beanstalk grows overnight, Jack climbs into the clouds and encounters a fearsome giant, hidden treasures, and thrilling danger. This classic fairy tale has delighted generations and continues to spark imagination in young readers.
This Little Apple Classic edition features bright, engaging illustrations and a durable hardcover design, perfectly sized for small hands. The concise, easy-to-follow storytelling makes it ideal for early readers while also working beautifully as a read-aloud for younger children.
Inside You'll Find
- A beloved classic fairy tale that builds imagination and curiosity
- Colorful illustrations that bring the story to life
- Designed for children ages 4-7, including preschool and kindergarten readers
- Great for read-aloud sessions, bedtime stories, and classroom use
- Compact, sturdy hardcover format for repeated reading
Perfect For
- Bedtime and storytime routines
- Early literacy development and beginner readers
- Gifts for birthdays, holidays, or classroom libraries
- Families who enjoy traditional stories like Little Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs
Introduce young readers to a world of adventure and wonder with this beautifully illustrated edition of Jack and the Beanstalk, a story that has stood the test of time.
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.
