This was such a cute and clever retelling of famous fairytale characters. The author did such a good job at writing the letter as if the characters themselves were writing them. A very enjoyable read. ( )

I loved this book! This author takes various fairytales and ties them all together. This specific book is about the Three Little Pigs having a housewarming party. In the form of letters, the language was very descriptive and humorous for a young child. In addition, the characters are very well developed in brief context. I love the way the author makes all the protagonists of fairytales friends and the antagonists allies. The moral of this story is to always be kind to others. ( )

This book is written letter format. Each page has a letter written by a character of the folktales. This would be perfect when teaching about different writing formats. ( )

This book is the sequel to Dear Peter Rabbit. It continues the letters between Goldilocks, Peter Rabbit, the three pigs, and the wolves (of Little Red Riding Hood, and The Three Pigs). Each character's writing style is a little different, and the wolves use some very pretentious vocabulary. Perhaps this could be a reader's theater? The illustrations are wonderful, adding details to the story. ( )

This is a fun book. It is entertaining to experience fairy tale characters involved in real activities. Just the idea of these characters knowing each other and corresponding spurs the imagination. ( )