Reading Planet - Goldilocks Has Chicken Pox - Blue: Rocket Phonics

Goldilocks has Chickenpox and is in Doctor Foster's waiting room with other fairy tale characters.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 16 pages
Publication date: 22 February 2019
Publisher: Rising Stars UK Ltd

Goldilocks has discovered a secret. She has found herself in Baby Bear's bed, and it's the coziest bed she has ever slept in! However, as she settles in, she notices something peculiar. There are lots of spots on the bed, and she can't help but wonder who could have left them behind.

Curiosity getting the better of her, Goldilocks decides to investigate further. She tiptoes out of the bed and peeks around the room. To her surprise, she finds a group of fairy tale characters gathered in Doctor Foster's waiting room. Riding Hood has a grazed knee, Aladdin's finger is stuck in a lamp, and the Snow Queen is sneezing and coughing.

Goldilocks is puzzled. Why are all these characters in the doctor's waiting room? And more importantly, why does Goldilocks have all these spots?

As she continues to ponder the mystery, Goldilocks suddenly remembers something. She had heard from her friend, Little Red Riding Hood, that Chicken Pox can cause spots. Goldilocks realizes that she must have contracted Chicken Pox from Baby Bear.

Feeling a bit worried, Goldilocks decides to go to the doctor to get checked. She heads to Doctor Foster's office, where she finds the waiting room filled with even more fairy tale characters. There's Cinderella with a broken shoe, Hansel and Gretel lost in the forest, and Jack and the Beanstalk climbing up the beanstalk.

Goldilocks feels even more confused. Why are all these characters here? And why does Goldilocks have Chicken Pox?

Finally, it's Goldilocks's turn to see the doctor. Doctor Foster examines her and confirms that Goldilocks has Chicken Pox. He explains that it's a common virus that affects many children and that it usually causes spots.

Goldilocks is relieved to know that it's not something serious, but she still has a lot of questions. She wonders why she has Chicken Pox and why all these characters are in the doctor's waiting room.

Doctor Foster explains that Chicken Pox is spread through close contact with someone who has the virus. He also mentions that it's common for children to get it at a young age, which is why Goldilocks has contracted it from Baby Bear.

As Goldilocks leaves the doctor's office, she feels a sense of gratitude. She has learned something new and gained a better understanding of the world around her. She also realizes that sometimes, the most unexpected things can happen, and that it's important to be curious and ask questions.

Goldilocks returns home, feeling a bit tired and itchy, but also happy and content. She knows that she will soon recover from Chicken Pox and that she will be able to share her story with her friends and family.

In conclusion, Goldilocks has discovered a secret. She has found herself in Baby Bear's bed, and it's the coziest bed she has ever slept in! However, as she settles in, she notices something peculiar. There are lots of spots on the bed, and she can't help but wonder who could have left them behind.

Curiosity getting the better of her, Goldilocks decides to investigate further. She tiptoes out of the bed and peeks around the room. To her surprise, she finds a group of fairy tale characters gathered in Doctor Foster's waiting room. Riding Hood has a grazed knee, Aladdin's finger is stuck in a lamp, and the Snow Queen is sneezing and coughing.

Goldilocks is puzzled. Why are all these characters in the doctor's waiting room? And more importantly, why does Goldilocks have all these spots?

As she continues to ponder the mystery, Goldilocks suddenly remembers something. She had heard from her friend, Little Red Riding Hood, that Chicken Pox can cause spots. Goldilocks realizes that she must have contracted Chicken Pox from Baby Bear.

Feeling a bit worried, Goldilocks decides to go to the doctor to get checked. She heads to Doctor Foster's office, where she finds the waiting room filled with even more fairy tale characters. There's Cinderella with a broken shoe, Hansel and Gretel lost in the forest, and Jack and the Beanstalk climbing up the beanstalk.

Goldilocks feels even more confused. Why are all these characters here? And why does Goldilocks have Chicken Pox?

Finally, it's Goldilocks's turn to see the doctor. Doctor Foster examines her and confirms that Goldilocks has Chicken Pox. He explains that it's a common virus that affects many children and that it usually causes spots.

Goldilocks is relieved to know that it's not something serious, but she still has a lot of questions. She wonders why she has Chicken Pox and why all these characters are in the doctor's waiting room.

Doctor Foster explains that Chicken Pox is spread through close contact with someone who has the virus. He also mentions that it's common for children to get it at a young age, which is why Goldilocks has contracted it from Baby Bear.

As Goldilocks leaves the doctor's office, she feels a sense of gratitude. She has learned something new and gained a better understanding of the world around her. She also realizes that sometimes, the most unexpected things can happen, and that it's important to be curious and ask questions.

Goldilocks returns home, feeling a bit tired and itchy, but also happy and content. She knows that she will soon recover from Chicken Pox and that she will be able to share her story with her friends and family.

Weight: 56g
Dimension: 212 x 171 x 2 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781510435858