Three bears return from a walk and find a little girl, named Goldilocks, still asleep in baby bear's bed

Readers will be thrilled with this charming retelling of the memorable story of Goldilocks. The classic tale is retold to focus on distinct sounds and encourage readers to practice key phonics concepts, such as word-building and sounding out words. Colorful illustrations support the text and aid in the understanding of the narrative. Key concepts are reinforced by activities that encourage readers to look to the illustrations to spot items with certain...

"Welcome to the wonderful world of fairy tales, full of wicked wolves, clever princesses and magic beanstalks tat touch the sky. Would you like to be whisked away to a royal ball? Or find out who lives in a castle in the clouds? Then let's begin. Once upon a time.." -- Back cover.

Mariana the Goldilocks Fairy looks after the magical story of the Three Bears. But when Jack Frost steals her enchanted porridge spoon, the bears are replaced with horrid goblins! Rachel and Kirsty must get the spoon back and save the story from being ruined.

"When Goldie and Bear find a lost broomstick, they have fun learning how to fly. But when the broom's true owner is found, will they be ready to say good-bye?"--Back cover.

"Goldilocks loves porridge, but so do three hungry bears. This delightful retelling is a perfect introduction the well-loved tale" -- Page [4] cover.