Peep Inside a Fairy Tale Jack and the Beanstalk

Jack climbed a giant beanstalk and found his fortune in a magical book.

Format: Board book
Length: 14 pages
Publication date: 01 April 2019
Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd

Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived a young boy named Jack. Jack was a simple and honest man, who lived with his mother in a small cottage near the edge of a great forest. One day, while Jack was out for a walk in the forest, he stumbled upon a giant beanstalk. The beanstalk was as tall as a mountain, and it had a thick, green trunk.

Jack was amazed by the sight of the beanstalk and decided to climb it. As he climbed higher and higher, he could see the forest getting smaller and smaller until he was above the clouds. At the top of the beanstalk, Jack found himself in a giant's castle.

The giant was a fearsome creature, with huge eyes and a monstrous voice. But Jack was not afraid. He had been told by his mother that giants were not always bad, and that sometimes they could be helpful.

The giant welcomed Jack into his castle and gave him a warm meal. Jack was grateful for the giant's hospitality and thanked him for his kindness.

Over the next few days, Jack and the giant became good friends. The giant taught Jack how to grow vegetables and how to tend to his garden. Jack also learned how to play the giant's favorite game, which involved throwing a giant harpoon into the sky and catching a giant fish.

One day, the giant told Jack that he had a wife. The wife was a beautiful woman, and she had three beautiful daughters. The giant wanted Jack to marry one of his daughters, and he promised to give Jack a fortune in return.

Jack was hesitant at first, but he eventually agreed to the giant's proposal. The giant gave Jack a bag of gold coins and a magical harp that could play beautiful songs. Jack and his mother were overjoyed by the giant's generosity and thanked him for his kindness.

Jack and his new wife lived happily ever after in the giant's castle. They had three beautiful daughters of their own, and they lived a life of luxury and wealth. Jack never forgot the kindness of the giant, and he always remembered the lessons that he had learned from him.

Years passed, and Jack grew old. He knew that his time was coming to an end, and he wanted to leave a legacy for his children and grandchildren. He decided to write a book about his adventures on the beanstalk and his friendship with the giant.

Jack's book was a bestseller, and it became a classic fairy tale. Children all over the world loved reading about Jack's adventures and the lessons that he had learned.

In the end, Jack's story showed that even the smallest and most humble of people can achieve great things if they are brave and determined. It also showed that kindness and generosity can lead to great happiness and that true friendship can be found even in the most unlikely of places.
Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there lived a young boy named Jack. Jack was a simple and honest man, who lived with his mother in a small cottage near the edge of a great forest. One day, while Jack was out for a walk in the forest, he stumbled upon a giant beanstalk. The beanstalk was as tall as a mountain, and it had a thick, green trunk.

Jack was amazed by the sight of the beanstalk and decided to climb it. As he climbed higher and higher, he could see the forest getting smaller and smaller until he was above the clouds. At the top of the beanstalk, Jack found himself in a giant's castle.

The giant was a fearsome creature, with huge eyes and a monstrous voice. But Jack was not afraid. He had been told by his mother that giants were not always bad, and that sometimes they could be helpful.

The giant welcomed Jack into his castle and gave him a warm meal. Jack was grateful for the giant's hospitality and thanked him for his kindness.

Over the next few days, Jack and the giant became good friends. The giant taught Jack how to grow vegetables and how to tend to his garden. Jack also learned how to play the giant's favorite game, which involved throwing a giant harpoon into the sky and catching a giant fish.

One day, the giant told Jack that he had a wife. The wife was a beautiful woman, and she had three beautiful daughters. The giant wanted Jack to marry one of his daughters, and he promised to give Jack a fortune in return.

Jack was hesitant at first, but he eventually agreed to the giant's proposal. The giant gave Jack a bag of gold coins and a magical harp that could play beautiful songs. Jack and his mother were overjoyed by the giant's generosity and thanked him for his kindness.

Jack and his new wife lived happily ever after in the giant's castle. They had three beautiful daughters of their own, and they lived a life of luxury and wealth. Jack never forgot the kindness of the giant, and he always remembered the lessons that he had learned from him.

Years passed, and Jack grew old. He knew that his time was coming to an end, and he wanted to leave a legacy for his children and grandchildren. He decided to write a book about his adventures on the beanstalk and his friendship with the giant.

Jack's book was a bestseller, and it became a classic fairy tale. Children all over the world loved reading about Jack's adventures and the lessons that he had learned.

In the end, Jack's story showed that even the smallest and most humble of people can achieve great things if they are brave and determined. It also showed that kindness and generosity can lead to great happiness and that true friendship can be found even in the most unlikely of places.

Weight: 244g
Dimension: 194 x 170 x 14 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781474948555