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Clever Beatrice: An Upper Peninsula Conte

Margaret Willey (2001), 40 pages
Illustrated by Heather M. Solomon
Audience: Preschool - 3rd Grade
Category: Folklore, Picture Books
'Good afternoon, Mister Giant, Sir. I have come to make a bet with you,' says Clever Beatrice. You see, Beatrice and her mom have no food or money. But there is a giant through the woods: he is very rich, but not very clever. Beatrice, who is a clever young girl, decides to go see this giant and take as much of his money as she can by making him bets. Amused, the giant agrees, only to be hoodwinked again and again by this clever, young girl. Is Beatrice strong enough to knock down the front door of the giant's house, throw a railroad rail further, or carry more buckets of water? Let's put it this way: Beatrice and her mom have plenty of food and money. But how did this little girl beat this big giant?
Similar books: Clever Beatrice and the Best Little Pony by Margaret Willey(J 398.20973 WIL)
Reviewed by: sc
Date read: 6/29/2009
ISBN-10: 0689832540
ISBN-13: 9780689832543