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The Story of the Three Bears

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What child does not know the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears? This classic story has appeared in hundreds of different versions and retellings. This classic edition, published in 1892, is one of many books published by the McLoughlin Brothers. In it, decorative illustrations feature the bear family clad in vibrant Victorian-era clothing, and living in a home furnished with sturdy Victorian furniture. Not surprisingly, the story is also furnished with a suitably sturdy Victorian moral: "And Goldilocks made up her mind never again to enter any one's house without being invited, and never to make herself quite so much at home as she did in the bears' house." ipicturebooks is proud to bring this classic children's book--otherwise only to be found in rare book collections--back to life in ebook form, and make it available to a wide audience.
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Publisher: childrensElibrary

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  • ISBN: 1590199685
  • Release date: September 15, 2002

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  • ISBN: 1590199685
  • File size: 1403 KB
  • Release date: September 15, 2002

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subjects

Classic Literature Juvenile Fiction Folklore

Languages

English

What child does not know the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears? This classic story has appeared in hundreds of different versions and retellings. This classic edition, published in 1892, is one of many books published by the McLoughlin Brothers. In it, decorative illustrations feature the bear family clad in vibrant Victorian-era clothing, and living in a home furnished with sturdy Victorian furniture. Not surprisingly, the story is also furnished with a suitably sturdy Victorian moral: "And Goldilocks made up her mind never again to enter any one's house without being invited, and never to make herself quite so much at home as she did in the bears' house." ipicturebooks is proud to bring this classic children's book--otherwise only to be found in rare book collections--back to life in ebook form, and make it available to a wide audience.
Expand title description text
Classic Literature Juvenile Fiction Folklore