Read Aloud Books For Kids ! The Classic Fairy Tale - The Three Billy Goats Gruff - From Ladybird!
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Ladybird's First Favourite Tales
The Three Billy Goats Gruff
Once upon a time, there were three billy goats, gruff, gruff, gruff,
who said, this grass isn't good enough.
We need to look for pastures new, where the grass is sweet and delicious to chew.
Off they trotted till they came to a river, where they saw,
Across the water, a meadow green, with the sweetest grass they had ever seen.
The goats longed to cross the bridge, but a wicked old troll lived underneath,
with horrible claws and terrible teeth, and he gobbled up anyone trying to cross.
I'm the boss!
Soon, the littlest billy goat gruff said,
I'm off across the bridge to eat that sweet grass.
And off he trotted with a trip-trap, trip-trap, across the wooden planks.
The wicked old troll sharpened his claws and gnashed his teeth.
I'm hungry!
And up he popped with a monstrous growl.
Who's that trip-trapping across my bridge?
It's only me, said the littlest billy goat gruff.
Please let me past to eat the green grass.
But the troll growled.
No, no, I'm going to eat you instead.
I'm very hungry.
Oh, please don't, said the small billy goat.
Just wait a while.
The second billy goat will make you smile.
He's much, much bigger and fatter than I.
And the troll thought,
Hmm, that's worth a try.
So the littlest billy goat gruff skipped over the bridge and into the meadow.
Soon, the middle-sized billy goat gruff said,
I'm off across the bridge to eat that sweet grass.
And off he trotted with a trip-trap, trip-trap, across the wooden planks.
The wicked old troll sharpened his claws and gnashed his teeth.
Oh, he looks tasty.
And up he popped with a deafening roar.
Who's that trip-trapping across my bridge?
It's only me, said the middle-sized billy goat gruff.
Please let me past to eat the green grass.
But the troll growled.
No, no, I'm going to eat you instead.
Oh, please don't, said the middle-sized billy goat.
Just wait a while.
The third billy goat will make you smile.
He's much, much bigger and fatter than I.
And the troll thought,
That's worth a try.
So, the middle-sized billy goat gruff skipped over the bridge and into the meadow.
Soon, the big billy goat gruff said,
I'm off across the bridge to eat that sweet grass.
And off he trotted with a trip-trap, trip-trap, across the wooden planks.
The wicked old troll sharpened his claws and gnashed his teeth.
Up he popped with a fearful holler.
Who's that trip-trapping across my bridge?
It's me, said the big billy goat gruff.
I'm going past to eat the green grass.
But the troll hollered.
No, no, I'm going to eat you instead.
And the third billy goat said in a voice like thunder.
Oh, no, you're not.
Down went the billy goat's head.
And up went the wicked old troll into the air.
And over the bridge he fell.
Into the river with a splash, never to be seen again.
Then the big billy goat gruff skipped across the bridge to join his brothers.
And the three billy goats munched happily in pastures new.
This grass is so good to chew.
The end.
