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The Three Little Pigs of San Francisco, CA
A read-aloud picture book or beginning reader for kids ages 2-8. Perfect for homeschool and elementary school geography and civics. Oh no! The big bad wolf is in San Francisco, California! But he is no match for these three little pigs! Staring a big bad Siberian Husky, an adorable Guinea Pig, and famous San Francisco city landmarks, this version of the Three Little Pigs turns the classic children's story into a triumphant tale about San Francisco! Includes: Pier 7, Alcatraz Island, the Palace of Fine Arts, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Transamerica Pyramid, and a write your own story activity especially for children who are planning to visit or who live in the great city of San Francisco, CA! 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 11st, 2016
- Pages: 30
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 9.02in - 5.98in - 0.08in - 0.15lb
- EAN: 9781540339102
- Categories: • Fairy Tales & Folklore - Adaptations
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"?