Originally published in 1939, the Story of Ferdinand has never ceased to delight and inspire young readers. "All the other little bulls would run and jump and butt their heads together. But not Ferdinand." - He would rather sit peacefully and smell the flowers. But then, one day, after the years had passed and Ferdinand had become very big and strong, "five men came in very funny hats to pick the biggest, fastest roughest bull to fight in the bull fights in Madrid." Ferdinand, of course, appeared to want nothing to do with the bull fights. That is, until he accidentally sat on a bee... YOW!! Following along with the always surprising story and eye-catching illustrations, young matadors will laugh, gasp, and learn as they experience the culture-defying adventure of the most un-bull-like bull there ever was. And once you've reached the final page, you'll know first hand just why the Story of Ferdinand has been and will be destined to inspire generation after generation! The Story of Ferdinand Timeless story of a bull who would rather smell the flowers than fight in the bull fights Encourages reading skills, self-esteem, confidence Discover the benefit of simply being yourself and not like the rest Written by Munro Leaf, illustrated by Robert Lawson A classic since 1936 - new edition contains complete, original text, original illustrations, watercolor tones added Published by Grosset and Dunlap High quality hardcover binding with strong, durable pages
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