Patricia Seibert

The three little pigs
This is obviously a classic story. It goes thru the progression of friendship in the face of a common enemy and shows how you can work together. It also shows the importance of thinking long term and not opting for the quiets and easiest route.

Luisa's version includes much ship of fools- or Dr. Strangelove-style futile machinations on the part of the pigs and a shocking last-minute deus ex machina in the form of Superpig.

This version of this story was much different from the story I was told as a child. This version recounted them playing with friends and the notorious wolf did not come into the story until much later. This is still such a great story that focuses on family and resilience,

This is a great book to use in the classroom setting. I remember reading this book in 1st grade for a play that the school made us participate in. This story is a lot like the one with little red riding hood where its message to kids is to not trust a stranger. This book has a great story and is good at catching the children's attention and keeps it until the end. I would definitely recommend every teacher read this to their young kids.