Deep in the Forest

by Brinton Turkle

Book Overview

A curious bear explores a cabin in the forest with disastrous results. Copyright ? Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0140547452
• ISBN13: 9780140547450
• Release Date: August 1992
• Publisher: Puffin Books
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.28 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 9.5" x 7.1"
• Age Range: 2 to 5 years

Customer Reviews

Fall colors and reverse Goldilocks

This charming and beautifully illustrated picture book tells a funny story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears--in reverse. In gorgeous illustrations of the early American frontier, a baby cub wanders into a human cabin, where he finds food, chairs, and beds. The fact that there are no words makes this actually superior--the drawings are already excellent at telling the story. Great, gorgeous idea.

Fun for storytellers

The illustrations are wonderful. Please know that there are no words in this book. That makes you the storyteller or your child. It's a great way to stoke their imagination when you let them be the "author".

lovely and funny retelling of the Goldilocks story

A curious bear cub leaves his mother to investigate a cabin deep in the forest. He investigates bowls, chairs and beds before falling asleep -- just in time for the family to return from a walk. Beautiful and humorous illustrations are the star of this textless retelling. Our two-and-a-half-year old loves this book -- asking for it several times a day -- participating in the 'reading', laughing, feeling indignant for the little girl and her broken things. This is a charming storybook.

A charming twist on a classic children's story.

This book turns the story of Goldilocks around. A small bear invades Goldilocks house. It is a wordless picture book that can be used to inspire young students in creative writing, or encourage pre-schoolers imagination. The illustrations are delightful.

a great "read" for little ones

This retelling of the Goldilocks story is a big hit with my three-year-old. Without words, the illustrations show a little bear's adventures in a little girl's cabin. While she and her parents are out the bear investigates the porridge, the chairs and the beds. The family returns and the drawings of the little girl's indignant reaction to her spilled porridge and broken chair are priceless. The little bear is discovered in the little girl's bed and is chased away, returning to his waiting mother bear. My son loves to narrate the story for me. The illustrations tell the story perfectly and the humor of the role reversal certainly was not lost on him.