After Happily Ever After series (Children's Books)

Rapunzel Lets Her Hair Down by Tony Bradman

Rapunzel has always been admired for her long beautiful hair, but it ruins her Saturdays which is the day she has to wash all of her hair - and it takes literally all day. She decided that while she doesn't want to get rid of her hair, something has to change so she's not always spending Saturdays getting her hair washed. Will she figure out a way to keep her hair and free up a day of the week to do more fun activities?

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The Frog Prince Hops To It by Tony Bradman

The Frog Prince just can't stay away form the pond, but his Princess simply finds the pond smelly and gross. How is Prince Freddy going to help his wife understand how much he loves the pond?

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Mr. Wolf Bounces Back by Tony Bradman

Mr. Wolf now has three cubs of his own and he just can't keep up the occupation of being the Big Bad Wolf. So, he hunts for a new job, but none of them seem the right fit. Will he be able to find a job that fits a scary wolf such as himself?

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Goldilocks and the Just Right Club by Tony Bradman

After Goldilocks got in trouble for being over at the Three Bear's house, she is starting at a new school. Only, she can't seem to find the right type of group to hang out with. The popular girls don't like splashing in the mud like she does, the boys group thinks burping contests are hilarious and she does not. Will Goldilocks find a group to fit in with?

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Jack and the Bean Snacks by Tony Bradman

Jack and his mom are running out of money and the golden goose only lays an egg once a month now. The singing harp plays the same song over and over again. Jack comes up with a plan to help them get money, but will it be as fun and exciting as his first adventure up the beanstalk?

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Overall series review:
I decided to do an overall review for the latest five books I have read in this series. The books are fantastic. They take you past the fairy tales we all read and grew up reading and adds in some real life problems that kids and adults face today. They're simple books, great for kids who like humor and fairy tales.

Also, the extra goodies in the back are great for book clubs, teachers, and librarians. Each book has a glossary of terms, writing prompts and discussion questions. Definitely a set of books that elementary teachers and librarians may want to look into.

Recommended for 3rd Grade and up.


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