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The Little Red Hen: A Classic Fairy Tale (Abbeville Classic Fairy Tales, 4) by Camille Semelet is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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<p>the Inventive Little Red Hen Outsmarts A Fox Who Tries To Catch Her And Eat Her For Dinner.<p> This Story Has Been Adapted For Children Today While Respecting The Richness And Flavor Of The Original Version. The Size Of The Book And Its Warm, Inviting Illustrations Will Appeal To Young Children, Who Will Be Captivated By The Game Page At The End.<p> Other Details: 38 Full-color Illustrations 32 Pages 6 1/2 X 6 1/2 Published 1999<p> <p>author Biography: Camille Semelet Is Also The Illustator Of The Princess And The Pea In The Little Pebbles Series.<p></p> <h3>children's Literature</h3> <p>in This Compact Little Book, Semelet Tells The Traditional Fairy Tale Of The Sly, Hungry Fox Who Catches The Little Red Hen And Is Outwitted By His Prey. The Bright, Stylized Illustrations Have A Soft, Fuzzy Texture. Readers Will Enjoy The Family Of Tiny Mice That Semelet Has Included In Every Illustration. They Almost Steal The Show With Their Humorous Antics, Despite Not Being Mentioned In The Text. This Book Is Part Of The Little Pebbles Series Of Familiar Fairy Tales.</p>
- Author
- Camille Semelet
- Publisher
- New York: Abbeville Kids
- Published
- 1999
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780789205148
- Subjects
- Folklore, Children'S, Fiction
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