Dear Peter Rabbit

Goldilocks, Peter Rabbit, Baby Bear and the Three Pigs are all sending each other letters talking about meeting each other. They talk about meeting up at Goldilocks' birthday party. They also talk about the big, bad wolves from their stories and one even has to have a new tail sewn on for being burnt while going down the chimney of the Three Pigs.

I think this is a very creative way to use fairy tale characters. It's great for young, gifted children to keep them engaged when using fairy tales in a regular classroom. A great, unique book!

Fun letters between Goldilocks, Peter Rabbit, the three pigs, and Little Red Riding Hood. The story that unfolds in the letters is exciting for readers who are familiar with all the allusions, and the full page pictures enhance the story with many more details. The letters are formatted like business letters, which could be a good way to teach letter writing.

Another children's book, actually an epistolary book (one written in letters) that's pretty funny.

Ada has taken familiar characters such as the Three Little Pigs, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Peter Rabbit, the Big Bad Wolf, and Red Riding Hood, and concocted a new story through their correspondence. Dear Peter Rabbit is the first book with Yours Truly, Goldilocks as the sequel. The letter takes up one side of the double-page spread, and Tryon's detailed, pen and ink with watercolor illustrations comprise the full page of the other side, as well as some wordless double-page spreads at the middle and end of each book.

These books, along with another in the series (With Love, Little Red Hen), would be perfect for a lesson on fractured fairy tales and/or letter-writing.

Too long for storytime, but maybe useful for some sort of letter writing project. Story told in letters back and forth between fictional characters.

Presents letters between such fairy tale characters a Goldilocks, Baby Bear, Peter Rabbit and the Three Pigs.

Love the twist to the 3 little pigs story. Great for children to read.