The Three Little Pigs Retold With DINOSAURS!

Dinosaur Fairy Tales

by E.B. Adams

A classic prehistoric fairy tale!

Once upon a very, very, very long time ago... Three little protoceratops went out into the world to build their own house. One day, the big, bad, T-Rex came over for a neighbourly visit.

A few houses got smashed.

Genres: Childrens

Kindle Edition

Published October 30, 2022

About the author

I'm an indie children's author and illustrator.

I live on an one acre homestead south of Cape Town with my partner and three kids and too many animals.

As a parent I love the experience of reading to our kids, no matter how old they get. As an author, I love to make books that are quirky and fun to read aloud.

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Latest book is Chickens Can't Count

Reviews

[Darkdirtysmut · Rating 2 out of 5]

Definitely weird

My 3 year old wasn't impressed. Tough crowd. I would not recommend this book especially for younger kids. Not meant for the younger ones and probably too simple for older.

[Imilynn Pelz · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fine I guess

It definitely had a weird take, a Meteorite came into play in this story. Not my favorite child book, but its okay.

[Janejellyroll · Rating 3 out of 5]

Felt very low effort

[Monika · Rating 5 out of 5]

Jurassic Giggles: A Dinosaur Twist on the Three Little Pigs

In The Three Little Pigs Retold With DINOSAURS! by E.B. Adams, a familiar fairy tale gets a prehistoric and hilarious makeover. This vibrant retelling leaves and sticks for volcanic rock and raptor attacks, and throws the classic narrative out the window with delightfully unexpected results.

The humor shines through from the very first page, with tongue-in-cheek narration and expressive illustrations that kids and adults alike will laugh out loud at. But it’s the unconventional ending that sets this book apart: rather than simply defeating the “Big Bad,” the story veers into a delightfully absurd twist that celebrates problem-solving, silliness, and a dash of dinosaur mischief.

Perfect for fans of fractured fairy tales and dinosaur lovers alike, this book invites readers to look at well-worn stories through a new, funny, and slightly toothier lens.

[S.A. Krishnan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun story

Three little protoceratops went out to the big bad world. A T-Tex comes to the neighbourhood. Lovely Unique eye catching illustrations and enjoyable retelling of the three little pigs story. Enjoyable both for adults and kids 

[Laura DeGrave · Rating 3 out of 5]

Three little pigs retelling in Jurassic Park.
Neat visualization with 3D art.
Bright colorful intriguing scenery.
Explosive plot twist near the end.
**flat ending
Good fun for the young dinosaur hunters.

[Elizabeth · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Three Little Pigs Retold With DINOSAURS! By E. B. Adams – This was an Amazon freebie. I think this is my new favorite version of the three little pigs! I genuinely laughed at the ending! Happy Reading!

[Carole · Rating 2 out of 5]

The Three little dinosaurs instead of pigs.

[Christine · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a cute retelling of the three pigs using dinosaurs. It was nicely done.

[Catriona Lovett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cute Story With a Twist

My 4 year old grandson, a dinosaur lover, was delighted by this take on The Three Little Pigs. He likes it so well, he's asked for it three times! The dialogue is a hoot. He loved the illustrations too, he'd like to know how they were made because they look so real. Excellent!

[Cyndy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I guess I am truly old. I have no clue what a protoceratops is! So many dinosaur names have changed, oh well. This is a cute take on The Three Little Pigs and I LOVED the alternate ending!