The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Abstract

This version of BW is well told and illustrated. The boy's second trick, weeks after the first, makes the villagers cross. The next day he has to issue his third cry, to which no one responds. And the boy went home without his sheep. The story is followed by two simple puzzles. Tadpoles are structured to provide support for newly independent readers, as the final page puts it. One such support is large print.