I thought this was such a cute book! It would be great to use within a classroom setting or even one on one as a parent. It teaches a great lesson in reputation, bullying and how what we do affects what others think of us and be hard to reverse that label. Would be wonderful for individual discussion or to use in a fun classroom activity and lesson! The pictures in this book we were done as well! They showed great expression that went perfectly along with the book!

This take off of "The Three Little Pigs" is told more as a sequel, where the big bad wolf is sad of being bad, and tries to be good, but no where in the story do any of the three little pigs appear. On the front cover, the wolf is portrayed in a style to make him look innocent and not frightening, to start off the theme of the title "Big Bad Wolf is Good". Also on the cover, he is holding a little duck with a number five on his shirt, this foreshadows the ending of the story when the big bad wolf saves the duckling. Through out the story the wolf is portrayed as the victim, being outcast by the other characters while trying to be friendly. The illustrations are bright and colorful to display the happy theme of the wolf finally making friends, also the images alternate between full bleed and bordered pictures.

Review: I love this book I think its funny the pictures are highly well detailed in my eyes. Also they used a lot of real colors for some of the animals n the story. I love how they have wolf changing into become and good wolf he is learning to be kind but also at the same time have to prove himself that he can change.




Utilize: I can use this book about friendships in our classroom. Meaning on how not to judge so quickly because we may be different. Also on how to treat others with respect and on how we can use our kind words with one and other.

This book teaches children that no matter how many good things you do, you will always be considered bad. I don't think this message is appropriate for children.

Big Bad Wolf is upset he has no friends so he decides to make some by being good. He meets a variety of farm animals that are afraid of him. He eventually succeeds in making friends.

Teaching application-A class chat on how we treat our friends would be good idea after reading this book. Good choices and giving second chances could be talked about.

This book is a good book to teach a lesson. It will teach students that people can change and deserve a second chance sometimes. The illustrations are very cute and would be perfect for younger students.

This is a great book because it teaches students that we should all be nice to each other and not judge people by appearance. There are also many vocabulary words that you can introduce to 1st grade. I would use this book to help teach students to treat everyone fairly and it not be mean.

Don't judge someone based on rumor without getting to know them first.

Quite a twist on the orignal. Makes the wolf more of a person and tells it from his view. Sort of sad, but a cute ending!!

This is such a sweet little story that would be great for 4-6 year olds to listen to as part of a classroom readtime. 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.

Telling people he's changed isn't quite enough - a reputation for being bad means that the other animals just don't believe what he's got to say.

This book is a great way of teaching children about people - not only about how people should treat each other, but also that people have the ability to change and become better people.

The wolf and the duckling at the end of this story really melts your heart as the little lost duckling is protected and taken home by the wolf.

This book is great for early readers to read by themselves, or perhaps in pairs, so that they can help one another understand fully the language and the messages in the story.

The other side of being the Big Bad Wolf

This story is entertaining and teaches a moral lesson to children. Bad Wolf wanted to do something good but everyone was so afraid of him because of his known behavior. Young children can relate to Bad Wolf because all he wanted to do was do a good deed and change his behavior as many children who are not always on their best behavior. This story shows children how doing something good can be rewarding.