Kate Clynes

"Red Riding Hood is out in the woods again, this time with a basket of cookies to take to her dad. Along the way she comes across some familiar faces: the Three Bears with three empty bowls, the Three Billy Goats Gruff with three empty bellies...but whose is that shaggy grey tail and that flash of white teeth? Will her dad ever get his lunchtime snack or will the Big Bad Wolf make a meal of Red Riding Hood first?"--

Lost in the woods, a tired and hungry little girl finds the home of the three bears where she helps herself to food and goes to sleep.

While the three bears take a walk in the forest, a girl goes into their house, eats their porridge, breaks a chair and falls asleep in the baby bear's bed. Mientras los tres osos pasean por el bosque, una niña entra en su casa, come sus gachas, rompe una silla y se queda dormida en la cama del osito.

"Little Red Riding Hood has ten cookies to deliver. She meets some familiar, and hungry, faces on the way. Does she deliver them, or will the wolf get there first? This story combines famous tales with counting skills." -- from Amazon.com. "Caperucita Roja tiene diez galletas que entregar. Se encuentra con algunas caras familiares y hambrientas en el camino. ¿Las entrega o el lobo llegará primero? Esta historia combina cuentos famosos con habilidades...

Explore the park and the people and objects along the way.

Lost in the woods, a tired and hungry little girl finds the house of the three bears where she helps herself to food and goes to sleep.

Bold, bright illustrations showing all the people, animals, objects you may meet on the way. Meet and greet and hear them speak. It has a very simple text , just right for 3-4 year olds who are starting to recognise words. Excellent for discussion and also to enhance inference and deduction skills.

Explore the people and objects found at a park.

"Little Red Riding Hood has ten cookies to deliver. She meets some familiar, and hungry, faces on the way. Does she deliver them, or will the wolf get there first? This story combines famous tales with counting skills." -- from Amazon.com.

'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.