Fairytales Gone Wrong: Eat Your Greens, Goldilocks :A Story About Healthy Eating - Fairytales Gone Wrong
Fairytales Gone Wrong: Eat Your Greens, Goldilocks :A Story About Healthy Eating - Fairytales Gone Wrong
paperback
Published:
16 February, 2015
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Description
It's your favourite classic fairy tales...with a twist.
QED delivers an encouraging message about good health and hygiene in this new series. The charming artwork highlights all the positives of your favourite characters.
In Eat Your Greens, Goldilocks! the three bears play host to a very fussy eater. Goldilocks only likes things 'just so', and she hates eating vegetables! But the bears are determined to give her a healthy meal.
The Fairy Tales Gone Wrong series include:
Eat your Greens, Goldilocks - 978-1-78171-644-1
Blow your Nose, Big Bad Wolf - 978-1-78171-646-5
Give us a Smile, Cinderella - 978-1-78171-648-9
Keep Running, Gingerbread Man - 978-1-78171-650-2
More Details
| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9781781716458 |
| ISBN10 | 1781716455 |
| Number Of Pages | 24 |
| Item Weight | 1000 g |
| Publisher / Reseller | Quarto Publishing PLC |
| Format | paperback |
Media Reviews
Three Bears come home, to introduce a gentle air of suspense. Will they eat Goldilocks? No, because they only eat healthy food! It's great fun and attractively illustrated. This new series from QED, which very much follows the format of their successful Storytime series, takes much-loved fairytales and gives them a new moral, based on healthy living. Each book features 'Next Steps' which give plenty of stimulating discussion points.
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Author's Bio
Fascinated by colour from an early age, Bruno Robert attended the National School of Fine Arts in Caen, France. Alongside his previous experience in the multimedia market, he has completed numerous commissions and has had his work published by Atlas, Hachette Children's Books, Milan Jeunesse and Larousse to name but a few. Bruno now works for the press and various publishing agencies in his hometown of Normandy.