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Description
is presented from the humorous perspective of a beleaguered wolf, whose innocent requests to borrow cups of sugar are rendered cataclysmic by a snoutful of unfortunate sneezes. Reprint. NYT. AB. NYT.
Summary
The wolf claims that it was just trying to get sugar from the pigs to bake a cake. The has a "cold" that knocks down these pig's houses. The pig is scared of the wolf therefore doesn't open the door when the pig knocks. The wolf eats the 2 pig brothers because they were already dead, and he... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
Memorable Quotes
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“Nobody knows the real story, because nobody has ever heard my side of the story”
First Sentence
eguro que todos conocen el cuento de Los tres cerditos.
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Authors & Contributors
- Jon Scieszka (Author)
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