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Description for The Hut that Grew
Paperback. When Princess Zena is told she must leave her spacious, luxurious palace to live in a tiny hut, she thinks it's the end of the world. And the wise old man she asks for help just seem to be make it worse! What is she to do? Series: White Wolves: World Folk Tales. Num Pages: 32 pages, Full colour throughout. BIC Classification: YQCR. Category: (EJ) Primary. Dimension: 146 x 213 x 4. Weight in Grams: 88.
When Princess Zima discovers she must move from her spacious, luxurious palace to live in the tiny gatekeeper's hut, she is devastated. Then a wise old man offers her some help - every day, the princess is told to fill the house with more and more animals. Soon she is sharing her bed with chickens and monkeys and a goat and a camel, and things aren't getting better, they're getting worse! But when they all leave, has the princess finally got what she wanted? The Hut that Grew is a retelling of an Ethiopian folk tale. ... Read more
When Princess Zima discovers she must move from her spacious, luxurious palace to live in the tiny gatekeeper's hut, she is devastated. Then a wise old man offers her some help - every day, the princess is told to fill the house with more and more animals. Soon she is sharing her bed with chickens and monkeys and a goat and a camel, and things aren't getting better, they're getting worse! But when they all leave, has the princess finally got what she wanted? The Hut that Grew is a retelling of an Ethiopian folk tale. ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Number of pages
32
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2011
Series
White Wolves: World Folk Tales
Condition
New
Number of Pages
32
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781408126509
SKU
V9781408126509
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 5 to 9 working days
Ref
99-5
About Annie Dalton
Annie Dalton is a prolific children's author whose successes include the Agent Angel and Angels Unlimited series for Random House and the Tilly Beany books for Egmont.
Reviews for The Hut that Grew
This series is fantastic for providing moral tales for early years and a good read for older pupils.
The Teacher (March 2011)
One of the strengths of the 'White Wolves' series of early readers, published in consultation with the highly esteemed Centre for Literacy in Primary Education is that it brings some little known traditional tales to life ... Read more
The Teacher (March 2011)
One of the strengths of the 'White Wolves' series of early readers, published in consultation with the highly esteemed Centre for Literacy in Primary Education is that it brings some little known traditional tales to life ... Read more