Goldilocks and the
Three Bears
Author/Illustrator: Janet Stevens
Genre: Traditional Literature
Grade: Kindergarten and up
A family of three bears lives in the forest. In the house
contains three things of each. Three beds, three bowl, three chairs, and many
more. One day, the bear family decided to go for a walk while waiting for their
porridge to cool down because it is too hot. A little girl named Goldilocks was
roaming around and saw the 3 bowls of porridge inside the house. She went in and
tasted each of the porridge and end up eating the small bowl of porridge
because it was just the right temperature. She then explored the whole house
and ended up sleeping in the little bears bed. The three bears finally went
back home and saw their porridge was eaten, the little bears chair broken, and
their bed messy. They then saw a girl sleeping and Goldilocks woke up and ran
as fast as she can outside the bear’s house and decided that she will never
wander alone in the forest ever again.
This is a simple story book and I would recommend this to Kindergarten
and up. I would read this aloud because it is repetitive and the students will
get a grasp of it easily. The illustration in this book is a mix of water color
and sketches. The illustrations are very colorful and the bears faces are very
well drawn based on their emotions. This is a retold of the original story and
it is a simple one because it is straightforward and it teaches a lesson in the
end.
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