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The adaptation was developed by the Materials Development Centre with illustrations by Michael Harrar and adjustments by Birney Boyd. The story follows three goats – father, mother, and child – who wish to cross a bridge to reach lusher grass on the other side. However, a cannibal resides beneath the bridge, preying on anyone who attempts to cross. The narrative begins with the baby goat's brave attempt to traverse the bridge, setting the stage for their encounter with the cannibal. The document includes copyright information, specifying that the work is for non-commercial use, allowing adaptation and redistribution under the same or similar license, provided copyright and credits are maintained. The ISBN for the publication is 9980-0-2268-X. The story details the goats' desire for better food and the fear instilled by the cannibal, highlighting the challenge they face in accessing the desirable grazing land across the stream.","Three Billy Goats Gruff  \nEnglish Animal Stories  \nCopyright © 1998, SIL PNG  \nYou may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may adapt and add to this work, but you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nISBN 9980-0-2268-X  \nThis story is adapted from a Traditional English Story\"The Three Billy Goats Gruff\"  \nThree Billy Goats Gruff  \nBook Development by: Materials Development Centre Illustrations by Michael Harrar with some adjustments by Birney  \nBoyd  \nEnglish  \nThere were three goats. They were father, mother and child.  \nThe father went first, and then themother and the child went last. They went to eat good grass. They wanted to eat so they could get fat.  \nThey saw that across the stream there was good grass, so they wanted to go and eat it.  \nThere was a bridge, but a cannibal lived under the bridge. Because of this, people were unable to go across the bridge. If they did, the cannibal would eat them . So they were all afraid.  \nThe goats saw that the grass across the stream was very good and they wanted to go eat it. They were unable to go, because the cannibal was waiting to eat them.  \nThe baby goat said, \"I will try to go across,\" so he went tramp, tramping over the bridge.  \nWhen the baby goat went tramp, tramping on the bridge, the cannibal said, \"Someone is tramp, tramping on my bridge-who is it?\" When he said that the goat was afraid.","cbCailgepyYqgT2t","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailgepyYqgT2t","pdf",1721896,28,"English","en",105,"# Three Billy Goats Gruff\n## English Animal Stories","[{\"question\":\"What is the origin of the story \\\"The Three Billy Goats Gruff\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"The story \\\"The Three Billy Goats Gruff\\\" is an adaptation of a traditional English story, published by SIL PNG in 1998.\"},{\"question\":\"Who developed the book and illustrations for this adaptation?\",\"answer\":\"The book development was done by the Materials Development Centre, with illustrations by Michael Harrar and some adjustments by Birney Boyd.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the terms of use for this work?\",\"answer\":\"This work is for non-commercial purposes. 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