Reviews for The three little pigs

The average rating for The three little pigs based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-09-16 00:00:00 Meredythe Lindsey This book falls under the folktale category of traditional literature. Overall, I enjoyed this retelling of the three little pigs. I thought that it was a very unique take on the story, and appreciated that none of the characters died in the book. Often I think happy endings are defined by the demise of the "bad guy" in the story while the others live happily. I think it is brilliant that Kellogg decided to have the wolf end up happy and "good" in the end instead. It really shows that people can change, even if they are mean, and that the demise of the "evil" in the world isn't always the answer. The food theme and the lack of violence make this book very friendly for young readers. I think the mother figure being present and supportive also helps show how working together can help solve tough situations. The pigs frequently make decisions that help them solve problems, and this book could help teach children that skill as well.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-04-13 00:00:00 Marc Alston My students and I enjoyed this variation on the traditional story. There are others that we liked better, but the ending to this one is great!