The Gingerbread Man

by John Alfred Rowe

The Gingerbread Man scurries across the fields, challenging and outdistancing everyone until he meets his match in the sly old fox and fulfills every good cookie's destiny--to be eaten. Full color.

32 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 1996

Reviews

[Jo Miller]

A little different than the traditional story by using mice and other animals that would be chasing the Gingerbread Man. It has the basic story line just worded a little differently. The ending with the fox is still the same. This could be a good book to use to compare and contrast with children with a more traditional story.

[Katherine]

Interesting art. Not a style I like for the gingerbread man story, though. I don't like this version of the text, either. However, the illustrations are fascinating to flip through in and of themselves--skipping the print narration.

[Quintin Dougherty]

This book is perfect for a kid that just learned how to read and wants a little more of a challenge. It has really good color.

[Teri]

Don't tell this story with MICE as the main characters! Come on now.