This is a classic book with a story that has been told forever. Goldilocks stumbles across a cabin in the woods and decides to check it out. No one is home so she lets herself in. Walking through she finds just the right size of chair, pourage, and bed to suit her. She falls asleep in the bed and the bears get home.

The classic story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. The bears arrive back at their home to discover Goldilocks, a young girl, in their house.

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While the pictures are a bit dated, this book is an excellent version of the story of Goldilocks and the three bears. This would make a wonderful bedtime story for a younger child. ( )

Read in [b:Story Land: 40 Of The Best Little Golden Books Ever Published|1786505|Story Land 40 Of The Best Little Golden Books Ever Published|Golden Press|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1188336040s/1786505.jpg|1785397]. Though the bears are extravagantly furry, and though the chairs come before the porridge, this is probably one of the best tellings. It's not adapted, it's not fancy, but there's just enough detail in the pictures and text to make it re-readable. And children do love their favorites read to them over and over, so that's a good thing.

Then up the stairs went the three bears, with a thump thump thump, and a trot trot trot, and a skippity-skip-skip. (That was the wee little tiny bear.)" ( )