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Trip Trap Trouble: A story about the Three Billy Goats Gruff and gratitude (Fairytale Fraud)
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About Trip Trap Trouble: A Story About The Three Billy
Product Description From discontent...to disaster. When Big Billy Goat Gruff notices greener grass across the ravine, his craving for the greenest grass quickly turns into an obsession. …How can the troll stop the tiresome trip-trapping back and forth across his bridge? If you enjoy unexpected twists, playful humour, and delightful illustrations, then you'll love Katie Pye's highly entertaining Fairytale Fraud series. With lovely gentleness, the Fairytale Fraud series draws kids into conversation about well-being topics in a non-preachy way! Read 'Trip Trap Trouble' and enjoy your laugh out loud launch into a conversation about gratitude and thanksgiving! Need more Fairytale Fraud’s in your life? Don't miss, Breaking News! Trip Trap Trouble, Sibling Wars and our next release, Dressed in the Best! Review Trip Trap Trouble: A story about the Three Billy Goats Gruff and Gratitude (Fairytale Fraud) by Katie Pye is a children's illustrated story, turning the original tale on its ear. We've all heard the expression "The Grass is Always Greener on the Other Side". The story plays into the concept of being grateful for what you have. It allows parents to open a discussion (it even has discussion points in the back of the book) in a positive way. The story is written in clever, humorous rhyme and the artwork is excellent. Trip Trap Trouble by Katie Pye is a good recommendation for children ages 4 and up, and perhaps older ones who struggle with gratitude. - 5-star review. Bruce Arrington from Reader's Favorite. This is the second in the Fairytale Fraud books that we read and we're big fans. My kids (2 and 4) loved learning about the plight of the poor, misunderstood troll and the irritating goats who kept crossing over the bridge in search of greener grass. The illustrations are so well done and the rhyming story is delightful. We highly recommend it! - Whitney B. As a teacher, I'm always looking for stories that I will enjoy as much as the children will and this twist on the Billy Goats Gruff hit the nail on the head. The illustrations are fun and pair well with the authors rhythm and rhyme! Plus, it is a great conversation piece for social emotional learning. Loved it! - Victoria W. The concept behind this book (and the others by this author) are simply genius. This one is our favorite so far. My son was giggling as I read it and loved chatting about the questions afterward. The artwork is gorgeous and it was a blast to read out loud. - Aime M. "What a great story to start discussions about gratitude. The Behind the Scenes prompts are fantastic. A fun story to share as a family!" - Teacher and mother of 2 From the Author T ested on children, parents, teachers, librarians, and even psychologists, the Fairytale Fraud series is finally launching. Enjoy! From the Back Cover "That grass must be tasted, not wasted I say. I've seen it, I want it. Let's set out today!" In a hilarious twist of 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff', the three goats trip trap over the bridge in search of the greenest grass. Unsurprisingly, the troll's patience starts wearing thin. But is the grass really greener on the other side? Create conversations about gratitude, and keep them going with 'Behind the Scenes' material - Trip Trap Trouble is part of the engaging Fairytale Fraud well-being series. About the Author Katie Pye has an innate ability to turn anything into a rhyme. With a fantastic sense of humor and with fun story fodder from parenting three young children, she writes stories for your amusement...and hers. Katie is super-passionate about supporting parents, and each of her Fairytale Fraud stories is a laugh-out-loud launch into a well-being conversation.
