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This is a beautiful selection of short stories from Edgar Allan Poe and the illustrations are amazing they really go with the Gothic atmosphere of the book. Really a book to re read and look over and over #litsyenespanol #espanol #bookly

“Tell me, beanstalk, grown so high, do you reach up to the sky?”

jack and the beanstalk was always one of my favorite classics stories from when I was younger, so I love reading all different versions of it.

The language in this story is a bit more advanced, for older students. It follows the traditional folks tale of jack and the beanstalk. It‘s a fun read with good, vibrant illustrations

“And now Jack and his mother had plenty to live upon...”

Illustrator Matt Tavares is a genius. His artwork looked so realistic and detailed.

Jack and the Beanstalk by Edith Nesbit published in 2006 is a good story. I enjoyed the ending, how the land just flourished and it was pure happiness.

This story followed traditional folklore and was very fun! The illustrations are very unique and eye appealing. I would read this to my class.

This book is more for an older audience because of the words it uses. It is a very good story, but I would probably read it to an older elementary classroom rather than a preschool or kindergarten.