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About this book:

You may think you know the story of the Three Little Pigs
and the Big Bad Wolf — but only one person knows the
veal story. And that person is A. Wolf. His tale starts with
a birthday cake for his dear old granny, a bad head cold
and a bad reputation. The rest (as they say) 1s history.

But now it’s time to find out what really happened, in this
hilariously inventive retelling of the popular story.

‘Funniest Book of the Year’ — Publishers Weekly

“The words are beautifully put together, the pictures

highly selective, very dramatic’ — Junior Bookshelf

‘Children of an age to understand irony will respond to

its wit and inventiveness...’ — Susan Hill, Swnday Times

‘Makes mincemeat of the original version and is much

funnier’ — She
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: story of thé Three Little Pigs.
Or at least they think they do.
But I'll let you in on a little secret.
Nobody knows the real story,
because nobody has ever heard
my side of the vee
 I’m the wolf. Alexander T. Wolf.
You can call me Al.
I don’t know how this whole Big Bad Wolf thing got started,
but it’s all wrong.
 Maybe it’s because of our diet.
Hey, it’s not my fault wolves eat cute little animals like bunnies and
sheep and pigs. That's just the way we are. If cheeseburgers were
cute, folks would probably think you were Big and Bad, too.
 But like I was saying,

the whole Big Bad Wolf thing is all wrong.

The real story is about a sneeze and a cup of sugar.
 So I went next door to ask if Icould borrow a cup of su
Now the guy next door was a pig.
And he wasn’t too bright, either. ,
He had built his whole house out of straw.
Can you believe it? I mean who in his right mind would build a
house of straw?
 So of course the minute I knocked on the door, it fell right in. I
didn’t want to just walk into someone else’s house. So I called, “Little
Pig, Little Pig, are you in?” No answer.
I was just about to go home without the cup of sugar for my dear
old granny’s birthday cake.
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I felt a sneeze coming on.
Well I huffed.
And | snuffed.
 And you know what? That whole darn straw house fell down. And
right in the middle of the pile of straw was the First Little Pig—dead
as a doornail.
He had been home the whole time.
 It seemed like a shame to leave a perfectly good ham dinner lying
there in the straw. So [ ate it up.
Think of it as a big cheeseburger just lying there.
 I was feeling a little better. But I still didn’t have my cup of sugar.
So I went on to the next house.

The guy who lived there was the First Little Pig’s brother.
He was a little smarter, but not much.

He had built his house of sticks.

 I rang the bell on the stick house.
Nobody answered.
I called, “Mr. Pig, Mr. Pig, are you in?”
He yelled back, “Go away wolf. You can’t come in. I’m shaving the
hairs on my chinny chin chin’
 I had just grabbed the doorknob when I felt another sneeze coming
on.
I huffed. And I snuffed. And I tried to cover my mouth, but |
sneezed a great sneeze.
 And you're not going to believe it, but this guy’s house fell down
just like his brother's.
When the dust cleared, there was the Second Little Pig—dead as a
doornail. Wolf's honour.
 . & ow you know food will spoil
if you just leave it out in the open.
So I did the only thing there was to do.
I had dinner again.
Think of it as a second helping.
I was getting awfully full.
But my cold was feeling a little better.
And I still didn’t have that
cup of sugar for my dear old © \ . =>
granny’s birthday cake. |
So Iwent to the next house.
This guy was the
First and Second Little
Pigs’ brother.
He must have been
the brains of the family.
He had built his house of bricks.
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And do you know what that rude little porker answered?
“Get out of here, Wolf. Don’t bother me again.”
 “Talkabout impolite!
He probably had a whole sackful of suigart
And he wouldn’t give me even one little cup
for my dear sweet old granny’s birthday cake.
What a pig!
I was just about to go home and maybe
make a nice birthday card instead of a cake,
when | felt my cold coming on. .
I huffed.
And | snuffed. :
And I sneezed once again.
Then the Third Little Pig yelled, “And your
old granny can sit on a pin! 1”
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The rest, as they say, is history.

 he news reporters found out
about the two pigs I had for dinner.
They figured a sick guy going to
borrow a cup of sugar didn’t
sound very exciting.
So they jazzed up the story with all of that
“Huff and puff and blow your house down”
And they made me the Big Bad Wolf.

That's it.

The real story. I was framed.

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Some other Picture Books by Fon Scieszka

THE STINKY CHEESE MAN Lane Smith

THE FROG PRINCE CONTINUED _ Steve Johnson

Some other Picture Books to enjoy:

THE MOON LADY Amy Tan/Gretchen Shields

THE TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS Joanna Isles
SPIDER THE HORRIBLE CAT Nanette Newman/ Michael Foreman
DETECTIVE NOSEY AND FIENDISH FOUR Alex Randolph
COUNT MUNCH) Michael Salmon

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Text copyright © Jon Scieszka, 1989

Illustrations copyright © Lane Smith, 1989
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eet ee beeen
OE s wy asked: *“Rarbata, oo.
world iilers zoomed into a great 8.
‘ the League's Court of Justi orestn this'court room?” 19052, if it [round the world wereInas excel-
over Japan's muin naval air base this
ng to change the organi Me eee pia a
nere. will be, no. sidedoor_
entrance. for, Laeb ard.
on
Ler the cirl in a vole WAS NO CYifcondition. upon thelrierrival here,
a] afternoon, coning to rest on the lake bigeye As ateuhing ue Court, that tnsteal iiaone' pei vhe wane teehee] be Ward fd. “Thi will ent? ving In. the. tenseness (-q se) and will
an were thelr alrplanes.. They
Hat B26 o'clock.
of the Council and the Assembly “ot thi gctiool No. 26 in Linoleumvill * . here a week: overhailing —their
wif Wajting at the tanding were Major ths Court’ seem, is tha arden se
ena Eieomield AVG”
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the Diatrtet SUITS" Tf.<1 busands and installing new engines. -
Gen. Yasumitsu, commander. of the
LEee recaw, bd a eee teake Sametae3 Ste oe eee Pee, :
through hall-\:.” ‘dectarea = Sideration of watcherswhen along
raised cheers
the
at 5:25in
Army Air Service; Admiral Komotsy,
LC CeNe er IG ba Monee “the aa: aye ipeel the murder at P. x dtaken into the guard. |the sir, JUCEMENt 2 jrtront the alrplancs appeared
j] commander of the Naval Air Service; Council. of Signatories” and Ad tho day of Will find they..are under be lett hand at Hoffman, CoramMitled, ‘afternoon.
Mille girls entered a bus andiahe sea
American army and navy attachés,
sembly of Signatories.” (ed against the rail. in and that iS tenerth, three tiny blurs forming&|
edui| Governor Tsugtta of the local Province
The Pepper plan in this respect Is 4tq Hughes and Merrit! Avenuepline.”” night In prison wry at ine ; ent of hep-e the defenda; He tntne athe, metodrome ACTORS
ose} OL Tharki, and a delegation of twenty
drawn that It In capable of the £9 Bloomfield, near fier home. ir firat: G { poten abe
HUH ive pl leading ‘reslitents of the nearby town of hat while the Council an’ rr ‘from the ntMe ee nyiee ake hb i tion obviously took Al~ Didshe ca:
ayn] Tsuchiura, wearing Stara and Stripes Nant ercanip te achod in ‘court solitary and
fine accused man'x com) “If the Nearing tne landing :
Hterpelitek, ot the raguk are sitting Hains penigtbiare her home, piekert solitary’ that they will Mr,
ug ‘i badges and thelr bent allk kimonos.
otthemation could be made: to constitul ya a crulie chatr in
as ‘the Council ef Signateries kitchen ane carers the iN in thrated, possibly never
Tt over thal to. for it was the impres- jumped Ove Rs,pecond eethi Saterxfall
The airmen were late in arriving, due
sgain for fn an} heim Osh cho: deferdsy= heh inc
Liectenant
to & minor accident to Lirutenant Lowell Lea ae eereblg of Blanatorten’WorlA brOnt, tay betel. eee ee, to: one another hand turned and dipped with the
hed} Smith's plane, necessitating a return to the election of Sudgea of the :
ahop in Chelsea. Theil he roof of the BalWould be snadle to thather, thatt d¢,
a barbe, ugh under the ofsiant water fowls to the calm
Aveese. wetion “Court solitary’, Is a who could mwear sa
Her {i Minato when fifteen miles out,
Court: {ieA then =Albee Meritt . anton. 5
tha Jury
was- de) ouilty. thuslongest
ey tho
Mii day's them thelr
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The Japanese offierrs, medalled and
Bauer, was far behind
ribboned, were a startling contrast to
Couneit and the Assembly of tie Less} she noticed a. you
spend his first dévord sedan and shot and ~ <= \hije on the shores
resting tontent FOO of the
weGll “vonatitues
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/the COWWil beste ae a) nt vgirl pet ake ofectman nhd'e ttleciel, eter dial ae must
each year in prison ir mother, Mrs, Catherin 1 hull-ringet toa
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Sa tae Mer eg cepronentatives of Ugatecre
| Merrill Avenue. separate rooms for then the Baver car less than that yOu (inate te re-fuel.
United States, s
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senator Fepper’s Rxplonation, | Barbora sald she watched the womat bere: your MINAS, fo"saltine hip
aso2g] Running a xnuntlet of countless re-
along? boyS Will kind, to. s* y answered "ques: rleld
be assigned‘Wardersnebi |if, 2 paudtes near
jyues| porters and photographers, the f{iern In ni statement explanstory of 148 ahe anda her brother-continued
had almost’ of some the
plan Senator Pepper anid: shoe, furniture art >¥ the prosecutor wi
“The resolution which I have-Intinue when shenoticed «man teeing yiprison has
iLwere escorted to the hangar, in which
tables were spread with chestnuts, aigni-
duced contemplates arherence ny:Nae ees on South Avenue, in.an aulogho js, a stone a quarry and a NBs
jucation, Peshe mbar e
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United States to the Permanent Cou Giraiking
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toward this candmalier. shops. uni
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representative of |and“ThePresident Coolldge. TelieofThee Conversation. Tee Wardenae 7h i seid, | re caat it, and_then
~ iayoffs and salary. cuts®
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Diarict ‘Attorney Fach, saldsheneardpHeTS.,, ATE _Often spoiled byl # swe = clear snd <om—sources within the.state-city
of the Commit-
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‘ Hsoe cana Jou,Pm INTE ; pitentiars, pass -nustiioa ipneg-uEdéBq sux Mer, Adee
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Although Tevigoieal
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ponimqns oz suinyes > ne over @ new wage agreement, |their aul W sedueys ssoddo pmo jhschiia & Cammerer. 5 lav
\tatives. of the. bituminous coal} representation
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PIDUMOU ivy. 500 atthisthetimesameWolfodds
[''s4 “About wit action that would be both’s,
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five 5Democrat!
19M0}| Bittner, chief representative of| of the
s¥q"}1n02
usus erie Ista aya-papnyo (eed that they had $40,000 to 2 PS3indication of decisiv shail
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4 pfetbeeh Davis Senior meenih made-efter John H. ¥ * Sinow on, t' doest!|pepsdoa7 sam, sudisisap yO
*0ayeD apisino:xejduiod) difficulty "i unterthing grated. “It’s got to be real.”
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om t eroutoout‘sce Dugan, who announced that
a id = + imously and vigorous!
or Rep 6 ,000 to put on Hearst
> s. preven situation for en hour
™ave freed from the bu faUOdUI-MO] B JO SOO ays O7/!% ‘was reported to have put inced the concept of
hap abd arae apis patos’J agreements {t will |tindéheor. July - >»21,
jokey for the miners of the en-| ) Netther Mr. Olvany nor Mr.) thels
iS f v
since jamngquywos pinom wiqeay ipnes TN tite in. the afternoon witZe.' and several have sa
porspadee
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of the f -dkBQ aify 02 S){paio: up writting jon HERE Ar
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of £9 W00'000' OES 38 Paved otcountry in a eke atrike.""| heen wholly informal and th ee reparation
a Gate pitf face oo mena naaonoor| he en add Tree-e oPState's 4-008K PaBpard ose dx
Bet hed. “Prier to zakelrowe : BpsINYyL Se21dxe PPUBW!ative of Henry Clews Ener before. the aut! & Co. ly.
sified that bis firm had)$5,000 to >)Explanation¥ Planned
:
4910 bay C. Townsend, chief counsel| the”
MONBIAI TeURULS i jay Jolict, some £01 547 -oypioo qousi-dely
owe ou 30 21120 miners inNorthern ‘West Vit- i epee ssazSoid|is proposition, but no taker
. t telegrams to John D. Rocke- > ofun- : iy
Hall, who € isbree id helipad) He ; de rice. McGraw & Co:, howeve® COrporation board will’
chs Sie aayead on eased Siaceiver(olleas| case nieteve ckale secs Senay witness for
i
1a even covermember
YI S¥afUN TUS Lass in putting $8,900 at was said, this
mone Upon them morning m
reece Pans paveueo. nite erienion 4
proceedings have been |nimact¢,Conter tn MeCusey’s fhowclpal “an explana
if$9910} SUONEN P2lUN JO "Pia bet, of which $3,000 7
ornyii A that “‘the verdict W. A. Scott toe derauie w
“FL “PINE Te ia xws sun pealned hundreds of miners and
ivoy Jo syaujels uv sujiwd nities, and that armied guards} | as held in nad ate isoa Selous Chas aut Jo jemauiaa yD0]q Ojplldrick & Hall.; Nowha a
hivconttasies hat
5
( miners. eS Ripeosticnhth :
Cooey's office. at the Hall ofy-ou 4 3 er Eh es Hyeouty §,jd48q pesiopue i Ayyeun)| of the seine pecreed; Shy
pWOS, ai pe eames ee males T
to laugh might - i
lay theiate
pod 400 film 37 “snujuy uh the Bethlehem ‘Steel Corpora-| 17 Brooklyo. 9What they, tsikiqr, rabsae ay A.C ff; —
bs
ed
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inne storie.Inclined’
S14 2901S ABP) aetesthe. were that canie Up fOfcts," s impact. theing a
na caynpayse41}70 genvo|control of the Bethlehem Mines| can only be ‘surmised, for 4 Was hcooniplish Nearby, at 100 Centre Street, be to the effect that 4 and 5 t -
fort he corporation prepa:
announced yesterday.)
9 JOU ‘a{quUUO;IZ0FqO 9q O}Lion. Mr, Rockefeller a supposed |N° announcement after their} Wilson Wain-|the afternoon session “of, the|""ignes were the current odds P|
It was preaumed. however. : and Mrs,
“£a plow BY <w) NIV
*edajop suo o> UUMy,
OU, (ntereated. In ‘tho Consolidation|
sole topic was Mayor Hylen'sgnt of Olean, N.Y, Werelarraignment part of Criminal be He Rn Ske he this morning to con.
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in'Court was, about to: begin. In|, cr Ut°tne mtetropole, where
i he *list of options dra!
Bee eeteeoadt puajrae of Matten-Wide Btrtke.
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