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Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR) (1993), 32 pages
Description
A very poor woodsman who is granted three wishes by an imp is urged by his wife to wish for riches.
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LibraryThing member cacv78
Zemach, Margot. (1986) The Three Wishes: An Old Story. New York: Farrar, Straus, & Giroux.
LibraryThing member Adrian.Gaytan
Poor countryside couple stumble upon a mystical creature that gives them three wishes. Couple debates and contemplates what they should wish for. Not so easy task of just thinking up of wish(s), but the wishes are made.
Illustrations are outdated but easy reading for beginners and also each page
Illustrations are outdated but easy reading for beginners and also each page
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can have discussion. Predictions, relate, What would kids ask for? Show Less
LibraryThing member srogel1
I really enjoyed reading this book because I used to read it may times when I was younger! This old, classic tale of a couple being granted three wishes for doing a good deed demonstrates to the readers that when given the opportunity, don't be greedy or hasty to take it without thinking about it
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first. The couple in the story ended up wasting their three wishes because they were hasty and then angry with one another. But then they realized that they were appreciative of what they had. That is the other lesson/message that the readers can gain from the story. Appreciating what you have is essential, especially for elementary school students. This book/story will allow students to have discussions with their classmates as well as their teacher and parents about what it means to appreciate what you have. Show Less
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Original language
English
Physical description
10 inches
ISBN
0374477280 / 9780374477288