Goldilocks and The Three Goldilocks and The Three BearsBears There was a great big bear called Brian, a middle- sized bear called Betty and a tiny little bearcalled Ben: Once upon a time, there were three bears who lived in a little house in the big wood. But they were better known as addy Bear, !ummy Bear and Baby Bear, or The Three Bears. The Three Bears lived very happily and "uietly together in their own house which was always tidy. They each had their own things. They had their own #ood bowls: a big one with #ootballs on #or addy Bear.$ middle-sized one with daisies on #or !ummy Bear $nd a little one with rabbits on #or Baby Bear.$nd a little one with rabbits on #or Baby Bear.They had their own chairs: $ big one with a high back and arms #or addy Bear$ middle-sized one with big cushions #or !ummy Bear A middle-sized one with a quilted headboard for Mummy BearThey had their own bedsA big one with a carved headboard for Daddy BearAnd a little one with rabbits on for Baby Bear.One morning, when it was his turn to make break#ast, addy Bear made a big pot o# porridge. %hen it was ready, he poured in into the three bowls. &t was still to hot to eat so addy Bear suggested, as it was a sunny morning, that they all go #or a stroll in the woods while the porridgecooled.$#ter opening all the windows to let sun in to warm the house, and the breeze in to cool the porridge, they set o## down the path.On that same morning there was someone else walking in the big wood. $ little girl called Goldilocks was stomping along swatting at butter#lies with a stick and kicking the heads o## #lowers. 'he was in a bad mood. (er !um had told her o## and she had slammed out o# the house without any break#ast.Goldilocks was #eeling very hungry. 'uddenly she smelled the warm, delicious smell o# porridge. 'he #ollowed the smell with her nose until she came to where The Three Bears) house stood in a sunny clearing.Goldilocks liked the look o# the house and, when she peeped through the open window, she saw three bowls o# porridge on the table. Goldilocks) empty tummy grumbled. 'he wondered i# whoever lived in the house might like to share their break#ast with her, so she knocked on the door.There was no reply. Goldilocks then li#ted the latch to see i# the door was locked. &t wasn)t. $#ter looking around, she opened the door, stepped inside, and went straight #or the bowls o# porridge on the table.'he #irst tried the biggest bowl with the most amount o# porridge in it.*Oooh+, 'aid Goldilocks *Too (ot.,Then she tried the middle-sized bowl. *-uk, too cold+, 'he said..e/t she tried the little bowl with rabbits on.*-um, yum 0ust right,, she said, and "uickly ate it all up.Goldilocks then started to make hersel# at home.'he tried sitting in the biggest chair but it was very uncom#ortable.*Too hard,, said GoldilocksThen she tried the middle-sized chair. *Too so#t,, she said..e/t she tried the little chair with rabbits on.*!mm, 0ust right,, she said.'he liked this one and wriggled with glee, so much so that 1 23$'(+++ 1 the back legs broke and she #ell to the #loor.4icking hersel# up, and #eeling a bit cross,Goldilocks then decided to e/plore the resto# the house. 'he went upstairs to thebedroom where she #ound three beds. 5irstshe tried lying on the biggest bed. *Too high,, she said. Then she tried lying onthe middle-sized bed. *Too low,, said Goldilocks..e/t she tried the littlebed. *$aah, 0ust right,, she said. &t was so com#ortablethat she immediately #ell #ast asleep.6ery soon The ThreeBears returned home#rom their walk and weresurprised to #ind the dooropen. They looked inside andnoticed the bowls o#porridge on the table.*'omebody has been eating myporridge+, said addy Bear in a great, gru##,growling voice.*'omebody has been eating my porridge, and has eaten it all up+, cried Baby Bear in a s"ueaky, little voice. *'omebody has been eating my porridge+,said !ummy Bear in a mellow middle-sized voice.Then they noticed the chairs had beenmoved. *'omebody has been sitting in mychair+, said 5ather Bear in a great, gru##,growling voice. *'omebody has been sitting in my chair+,said !other Bear in a mellow, middle-sizedvoice. omebody has been sitting in my chair! andbro"en it all to bits#$ sobbed Baby Bear in as"ueaky, little voice, dripping tears onto the#loor. The Three Bears then heard the sound o#snoring coming #rom upstairs. They tiptoed up the stairs and into thebedroom. They looked at the rumpled beds. *'omebody has been lying on my bed+,'aid 5ather Bear in a great, gru##, growling voice. *'omebody has been lying on my bed+, said!other Bear in a mellow, middle-sized voice. *'omebody has been lying on my bed and she)s still there+,wailed Baby Bear in a '"ueaky, little voice.This commotion woke Goldilocks up with a start. 'eeing The Three Bears she screamed.*7777$$$%%$$$G((+, This so #rightened The Three Bears that they all #lung up their arms and they screamed too.*777777$$$$%%%$$$$GGGG+,Goldilocks thought she was going to be eaten+ 'he leaped out o# bed and dived out o# the nearest window. 'he landed in a blackberry bush, picked hersel# up, and ran o## home as #ast as her legs would go. $#ter The Three Bears got over their shock,5ather Bear made some more porridge,!other bear mended Baby Bear)s chair andBaby Bear made the beds. They lived happily ever a#ter and always locked their door when they went out 0ust in case. Goldilocks never went back to The ThreeBears) house. 'he grew up into a #ine young woman andhad many adventures, but she never did eatporridge again+