The Three Little Pigs with Alexander

Once upon a time, there was a curious and adventurous child named Alexander. Alexander loved to go on walks in the forest. While walking, he would dream about his favorite dinosaurs. He would imagine them roaring and stomping all around him. One day, Alexander was exploring a grassy clearing in the middle of the forest. He was watching a trail of ants when he heard some voices. Alexander was curious, so he went to see what all the noise was about!

He found three little piglets! They were all different. The first piglet was really funny. She had curly pink hair, and she always wore a bright yellow hat. The second piglet had brown hair that stood up on her head like a crown. She loved to laugh, and she had a giggle that could make anyone smile. The third piglet had long, black hair that she often wore in a braid. She was quiet and thoughtful, and she loved to read.

The piglets immediately called to Alexander. "Hello!" they said. "Do you live in a house?"

Alexander was confused. "Of course, I live in a house!" he said. "My house is in Phoenix, and it's a cozy home. I live there with my family!"

The youngest piglet explained, "We left our mother's house because we grew up! Our mother told us to build houses because the forest has dangers, like a wolf who loves to eat piglets!"

Alexander, who was only five years old, got scared! But then he thought about how he could help. "I can help you build houses!" he said.

The piglets were excited! They each decided to build their own house. The first piglet wanted to build a house out of straw. She quickly tied the straw together in big blocks, but she didn't even make a door or window! She just wanted to finish quickly so she could go play. She called to Alexander, but Alexander said, "Let's help all three of you, a little bit each, so we can all play together!" Alexander loved to play with his superpower, which was growing giant like a dinosaur!

The second piglet decided to use wood to build her cabin. She gathered wood from the forest and built a roof, doors, and windows. But then she saw her sister playing, and she didn't want to put in many nails. Finally, she went to play too. Alexander then went to help the third piglet.