Stephen Cosgrove Books

Goldilocks and the three bears

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An inquisitive blonde enters a cabin with an open door and proceeds to make herself at home until the residents return from a walk in the woods.

Humpity Dumpity

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In this variation of the old rhyme about the famous egg falling from the wall, although the shell can not be mended, a little duck emerges and befriends the king.

Billy Goats Gruff

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Three clever billy goats outwit a big, ugly troll that lives under the bridge they must cross on their way up the mountains.

Three blind mice

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Three blind mice live in a house owned by a farmer's wife and, though she initially doesn't like mice, she comes to enjoy them.

Kind and gentle ladies

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Nosey birds

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The picnic

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Easter bunnies

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Feeling bad about not helping Mom and Dad with the spring cleaning, the Boo Bunnies pool their pennies and talents to create a handmade Easter surprise for them.

Hippity Hoppity

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Flippity floppity

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Young rabbit Flippity Floppity becomes pleasantly tired after a day of hard play and goes home to take his nap.

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