There are lots of teaching opportunities to be mined here-or you can just dig into the creative possibilities of unconventionality. The Three Little Pigs - World Famous Faairy Tale by David Wiesner from.
Wiesner may not be the first to thumb his nose at picture-book design rules and storytelling techniques, but he puts his own distinct print on this ambitious endeavor. "David Wiesner's postmodern interpretation of this tale plays imaginatively with traditional picture book and story conventions and with readers' expectations of both.Wiesner explores the possibility of different realities within a book's pages. "With this inventive retelling, Caldecott Medalist Wiesner (Tuesday, 1991) plays with literary conventions in a manner not seen since Scieszka's The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales (1993)." - Kirkus Reviews evokes a feeling that the characters can navigate endless possibilities -and that the range of story itself is limitless." - Publishers Weekly (starred review) Instead of being beaten by the clever wolf, the pigs exit the story entirely, embarking on their own new and exciting adventure. "Children will delight in the changing perspectives.and the whole notion of the interrupted esh and funny.Witty dialogue and physical comedy abound in this inspired retelling of a familiar favorite." - School Library Journal (starred review) The Three Pigs Written and Illustrated by David Wiesner This book is a creative deviation from the classic Three Little Pigs tale. Wiesner has created a funny, wildly imaginative tale that encourages readers to leap beyond the familiar to think critically about conventional stories and illustration, and perhaps, to flex their imaginations and create wonderfully subversive versions of their own stories.
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