This week's Book:
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs by A. Wolf
by John Scieszka
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This is a hilarious adaptation of the traditional story, told from the wolf's point of view. He was an innocent victim just trying to borrow a cup of sugar! The witty humor is really for a little older kids (6 and up) but my younger girls still thought it was funny.
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THREE PIGS SNACK from Family Fun Magazine
1 C. potato sticks
1 C. pretzel sticks
1 C. chocolate chunks (buy them or just chop up a chocolate bar)
Mix all and serve. Eat them before they blow away!:)