This book is a spin on the character in the Three Little Pigs, the wolf is lonely and tired of being bad, so he decides that he is going to be good. This book could be read to the class after someone is caught bullying another student. Basically, the teacher would emphasize that since the wolf had always been bad, the other characters didn't believe him when he wanted to be good. Children would act the same way to another student if they had always been mean to them. This brings up the point of second chances or even third chances for people to prove themselves, we shouldn't always assume.

This fairytale is a great story that would be great for 4-5 year old's to listen to as part of reading time. The 'big bad wolf', the 'baddie' star of many classic fairy tales has decided he's lonely and that the only way to resolve this issue is to change his character to try and do some nice things for other people. This was a wonderful book.

Cute book, I read this at work.

I imagine that I'm overreacting to this book based on the scary experience my kids had yesterday with a creepy guy in a pickup truck following them down the street....

The Big Bad Wolf is trying to change his image to become a good wolf, but the small animals he interacts with are still scared of him. While this could be a good lesson for small children, to learn not to judge other by their appearance, I felt like a better lesson is that it is perfectly the right thing to do to run inside the house and slam the door if a scary person comes up to your yard and offers to play with you. So while I felt sorry for the wolf because he genuinely was trying to be a nice guy, I felt like the small animals were doing the right thing. But I am probably over thinking this book.

The illustrations were cute, and my kids like the story.

I don't think this book is very educational but young children would probably like it so I would probably include this in my library but it wouldn't be one of my first choices.

I really love this book! The illustrations are very well done and the story has important lessons for children to learn. It can also teach them that there are multiple perspectives to a story so it is always good to not assume something about another person.

I loved this book for kids! The pictures are so great and colorful and I feel like this book has a good lesson to go with it.

This story is about the Big Bad Wolf who is trying to become the Big Good Wolf because he is sad and wants some friends. However, every time he tries to help the other animals in the forest, they slam their doors in his face. Eventually things work out for the best and everyone is happy. This was a decent story although I thought the ending was pretty disappointing. I won't spoil it, but it was definitely not the exact ending I was hoping for. The pictures are really interested. They look almost like someone colored them with some kind of sponge, but it's too controlled and uniform. I like the colors, but not really the stile of drawing that went into creating the animals.

This book is portrait most likely because it is telling the story of the big bad wolf (personified). It uses a pastel-type of color scheme to give it a rustic, yet childish feel. The text is fairly simple, yet not your typical Times New Roman. Most of the openings feature fullbleed double-page spreads, with text in the top left and lower right corners. The text tends to repeat itself and puts a lot of emphasis on numbers (almost like counting), which makes me think it was probably meant for a younger audience.

The Big Bad Wolf really does want to be good! In this fractured fairy tale, the wolf keeps trying to be friends with the other animals but they shut the door in his face and make faces at him through the front window. But one day, he performs a very good deed and comes into the good graces of the animals around him. Cute story.

Every one knows the big bad wolf. But not many people know his good side that he shows in this book. He decides to change his ways and become a good wolf instead of being "bad, bad, bad". The only problem is that no one believes him. Then a duckling goes missing and they blame him. But he proves he didn't do it.

This would be a good book to read in class because it would show the children that people can change. Not just because they do a few things that are bad means that they will always be bad.

This book is good but the original is still the best in my eyes. The story is told from the Wolfs perspective. It definitely has a plot twist. I also thought it was a little sad.