Reading Notes- English Fairy Tales: The Three Little Pigs Part A
Story source: English Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs with illustrations by John D. Batten (1890).
I selected to write about this story because growing up this was one of my favorite tales to hear. After re reading this tale for the first time in years I forgot just how long and detailed it is. The lessons found within in it are also something every individual should take with them throughout life. The story is funny seeing just how much the wolf controls. He gets his way with each pig until he reaches the third. This is the wisest of them all, and this lays the foundation for what people need to carry in life with them. This pig realizes he physically does not compete with the wolf and needs to outsmart him. Just like in life when we compete for things wether on the playing field or for a job, we must highlight and utilize our talents. This piggy outsmarts the wold each time he arrives, eventually frustrating him to the point he is willing to come down a burning chimney. As this story is mostly for comedic relief I urge readers to take the lesson of using the skills you have when faced with an overwhelming challenge and to carry it with them their entire lives.
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