Little Goat wanders off in pursuit of some sweet grass, but does she know how far she’s going. Will Mother Goat find her again? Find out in this charming fiction for young children. This book with simple English is suitable for toddlers and those learning to read.
Sample Text From Little Goat
Little Goat went to find the sweetest grass.
The sky was blue above. But she did not look up.
The river gurgled below.
But Little Goat did not listen to its song.
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Listen and read along with this story in this video version, read by Goog Grief O’kief
I’m an adult I use this book and it’s help me to learn new vocabulary but in same time it’s never make me boring with these colorful story i would like to recommend it to all my friends and brothers
It was a great story with a lovely soft illustration. Great reading to toddler.
I’m korean student. it is help to learn English for me. Thank you so much
it so good
I like the book cause the sheep is cute, and I think my baby will like it.
Very nice book for children ages 2-5….is there a way to be able to hear a voice reading these books?
Hi Jennie, I’ve just found and posted a link to a read along version of this book. There are many of our books with read along versions, but I haven’t got all of them, if you find any please let me know, you can search YouTube for the book’s name.
good story for little ones..
Love this story! Any chance your books could be shared in an editable format? I work for an organization that serves minority language groups all over the world, and we love to find books that local communities can translate. Do you have this in an InDesign or Publisher file, or something similar?
Hi Megan, I regarding translating, you can go to Storyweaver’s website, where some of our books originate from and you will find an entire platform which will enable you to translate books like ours into many minority languages, and even to make your own using the pictures, since the Storyweaver books are published as creative commons CC-BY-SA. Another suggestion is to convert the pdfs to word or to extract the pictures then you can convert them to InDesign/Publisher (I myself just use open office word/draw programs which are okay for short length books like this but I’m not a purist), there are a couple of editable files on our “MORE” page under the tab “editable” but not sure if that helps. Note, only the creative commons BY-SA or public domain files can be used in this way.
If you create any new books please send us a copy!
NICE STORY Thanks Sir.
Nice story .my two year old enjoyed the story
I liked it very much
yes my kids loved it
I liked this book because little goats are cute.
very good story for little children
yes I enjoyed it thank you
Easy to read for my son and lovely story
My five year old said “whoa, this is so awesome” we loved reading it together
Lovely bedtime story for my 3 year old, Simple and soothing.
good story
you will learn a lesson in the book
Yes.. good for my kids to start reading
that was lit my 17 year old loved it
Love it. My 6 year old can read it easily.
it was good but I like trolls
I like to read this to my son