Volume VII · Fables and Tales of Old
The Goat and Her Three Kids
Romanian folk tale, after Ion Creangă
A goat had three kids. When she went to find food, she told them not to open the door to anyone. A wolf came and copied her voice.
The story continues in volume VII, “Fables and Tales of Old”: told in full, illustrated, with everything that follows it.
What you'll find in the book about this story
- A short version for little ones (ages 4–7), to read at bedtime in a few minutes.
- The full story for older children, from age 8, with every part of it.
- Questions for family discussion so the story travels from the ears to the heart.
- A short prayer that a child can say on their own.
- A good deed to try together during the week ahead.