This book is great for beginner-level readers. It is about a curious bear that goes into a cabin and ends up destroying almost everything. The family that lives there were on a walk, and they came back to find their home destroyed. I would introduce this book into my classroom for my students to observe the illustrations and talk about what they think is happening. ( )

This book would be best to use for primary grades. This is a wordless book and puts a spin on Goldilocks and the Three Bears. It follows a little bear as he breaks into a family's cabin and eats their food, breaks their furniture, and sleeps in their beds, and when they come home they are not pleased with what they find and chase him out. I definitely don't think I would use this in my classroom as the only thing I could potentially take from it is that actions have consequences and there are many other more recently published books that could convey the same message. ( )

This book is a cute and silly book. This wordless book might be good to use to help students understand wordless books. Since it is pretty much the goldilocks or three bears story just with any words.

Picture Book. No Words. Similar to Goldilocks and the Three Bears and Little Red Riding Hood.

This book is similar to Goldilocks, but the roles are reversed. This would be a great way to teach how stories can be similar but different, and can be used to work together to interpret the book.