A Huff-And-Puff Proof House and the Science of the Three Little Pigs

Everybody knows know the classic story of the three little pigs and the big bad wolf. The wolf had no trouble blowing down the houses made from straw and sticks. But wait . . . Why couldn't he blow down the brick house, exactly? The youngest pig retells the classic tale from his point of view. Then he uses the scientific method and multiple experiments to teach his brother and sister the science behind his super-strong house.

Gloria Koster is a school librarian and an author of many children's books. She belongs to the Children's Book Committee of Bank Street College of Education. Gloria enjoys both city and country life, dividing her time between New York City and the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts. She has three adult children and a bunch of energetic grandkids.

Daniel Wu is a Brazilian illustrator who loves pizza, chocolate, and making people laugh. He fell in love with children's books as a kid and was amazed by the way they tell stories through pictures. He hasn't stopped drawing since. Daniel creates colorful, expressive characters full of life. His work can be found in games, magazines, and more. He lives in Germany, where he loves exploring Christmas markets.