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The Three Little Pigs of Chicago, IL
A read-aloud picture book or beginning reader for kids ages 2-8. Perfect for home-school and elementary school geography and civics. Oh no! The big bad wolf is in Chicago, Illinois! But he is no match for these three little pigs! Staring a big bad Siberian Husky, an adorable Guinea Pig, and famous Chicago city landmarks, this version of the Three Little Pigs turns the classic children's story into a triumphant tale about Chicago! Includes: Millennium Park, Highway 41, Navy Pier, the Chicago River, Willis Tower, and a write your own story activity especially for children who are planning to visit or who live in the great city of Chicago! Written and illustrated by Dr. Silly Goose - a retired teacher and father of three silly goslings.
Book Details
- Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
- Publish Date: Nov 5th, 2016
- Pages: 30
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.08in - 0.15lb
- EAN: 9781539931843
- Categories: • Fairy Tales & Folklore - General• Readers - Beginner
About the Author
Dr. Silly Goose is the creator of the popular "The Three Little Pigs in Your City" books, and although he is not a real doctor, or a real goose, he is indeed silly. He lives with his wife and three silly goslings in a house made of cement, lumber, nails, and drywall, and which features: central heating, electrification, and indoor plumbing. While on his third trip to the hardware store in the last hour, he has been wondering: should he convince Mrs. Dr. Silly Goose to upgrade to a luxurious, maintenance free, straw house, or should he "hire a professional"?