Citation:-Schwartz, Corey Rosen and Santat, Dan ( ill.). The three ninja pigs, New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2012.
Annotation:-This is a the traditional Japanese background story and telling about the three little pigs. This picture book “Three Ninja Pigs” for young children and it’s in stories in rhyme. Tone is Amusing. Illustration is detailed. It is fun, and witty, and it also rhymes. It has a good message about working hard. The pigs are tired of the wolf and decide to learn martial arts to finally get rid of him. The first pig studies for two weeks and quits. The second pig makes it through the complete first set of lessons, but the third pig studies for "months" to get ready. Things run their typical course, until the end.This is fractured fairy-tale of the Three Little Pigs. It is fun, and witty, and it also rhymes and has a good message about working hard.
In this twist on the three Pigs tale, Pig One and Two neglect their ninja school martial arts training and are no match for the wolf, but Pig Three's practice and dedication saves the day. Also in this book includes glossary of Japanese martial arts terms.
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Maryland Blue Crab Young Reader Awards: Transitional Fiction (Grades 2-4)- The Maryland Blue Crab Young Reader Award was created in 2004 in an attempt to stimulate interest in books for the beginning reader and the emergent independent reader. The award's purpose is to identify and promote the best fiction and nonfiction books published at the K-2nd grade reading level (early readers) and at the 2nd-4th grade reading level (transitional readers), both for children reading at grade level and for reluctant older reader.
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