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Reviewed by Amy Louise Hill for Readers' Favorite
The Three Little Pigs and the Rocket Project by Lynne Marie is a fun and creative picture book for young children. The three little pigs, along with other fairytale characters in their class, get given a project to work on. Principal Halliwell instructs everyone to build rockets and says they will be graded based on material and distance. Everyone in the class is excited to get started, and quickly begin building their rockets out of their chosen materials. Unfortunately for Bibi the wolf, she struggles to get hers to fly, leaving her feeling frustrated and bitter towards the others. Bibi is not happy about her failure and states that she will "huff and puff" until everyone's rockets are blown down. Will Bibi succeed in ruining her classmate's projects? And what effects will it have on her? Find out in The Three Little Pigs and the Rocket Project.
The Three Little Pigs and the Rocket Project was a joy to read. Author Lynne Marie has created a fun and attractive storyline that children are going to love. The story features many of children's favorite fairytale characters and will keep them entertained throughout the book, whilst also teaching them about teamwork and being kind, rather than being bitter like the character Bibi. These lessons are highly important and parents shouldn't think twice about choosing to read this book to their child. The illustrations by Wendy Fedan are adorable and are of professional quality; my favorite was the three little pigs! I loved every page of this wonderful book and can't wait to see what the author comes up with next. Congrats to both Lynne and Wendy who make a great team!
