Goldilocks Hoodies

This Goldilocks aint afraid of any bears! She'll have her porridge whichever way she wants!

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Funny take on the classic tale

Goldilocks' reviews

Elephant comic with goldilocks and the three bears

Inspired by the story of Goldilocks, the design pokes fun at the term Goldilocks Economy, which refers to an idealized economic situation that is neither too hot nor too cold.

This Goldilocks aint afraid of any bears! She'll have her porridge whichever way she wants!

Seems we don’t see a lot of tees designed for kids so here is one where Goldilocks forgets the usual story. She takes a flying leap off Mom’s bed.

"Goldilocks and the Three Bears" is a 19th-century English fairy tale which I have used as the background for these cute little characters.

"Goldilocks and the Three Bears" is a 19th-century English fairy tale which I have used as the background for these cute little characters.

Our Goldilocks and the three bears version

A modern day Goldilocks ready to hunt some bears in her German style drindl dress.

Did you ever have one of those days? How do you dress? Too Cold? Too Hot? Or... Just Right! These three bears have got you covered.

Goldilocks and the three beers

Puss in boots the last wish

This flapjack is absolutely ready to be flipped.

Puss in boots the last wish

Mars colonists are in for a terrifying surprise.

Lady Aurora the Librarian.

The water bears have an unexpected visitor. Someone's been sleeping in my bed!

Fairy Tale squared up by 2 - Goldilocks and the Nine Bears. one of the best story with a lot of bears and beds

Bing Crosby - American Songbook

In this bear story, Goldilocks did not escape. And she tasted better than porridge I'm sure!

Circ 1900-1902 This is RJ's favorite all time ABC cover. In book six, Tammy writes in her diary, "As you might imagine, an opossum, a mongoose, and a bird cannot read at all; although I had taught Zeke and Cedric to write their names. They had learned the first four letters of the alphabet from an ABC book Lord Wixby had given me. I was proud of them. After all, how many animals would ever want to read?" Several books were discovered in the shed along with the diary including this one by Father Tuck. We imagine that Tammy used this book to teach Cedric and Zeke to read. We have partially restored it to its Victorian beauty. We did did keep the withered pages intact as we wanted the reader to experience the joy of viewing the book as wo...

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Kepler-62f. Computer illustration of the super Earth-sized planet Kepler-62f, which lies around 1200 light-years from Earth, in the constellation Lyra. This planet orbits the habitable zone of a star smaller and cooler than the Earth's. The habitable zone is the region around a star where liquid water, an essential ingredient for life as we know it, could potentially be present.

Puss in boots the last wish

When we have so much yet to explore and better manage on our own Planet... why do we consider other Planets as the solution..? For a start, they are millions of miles away, extremely difficult to get to and do not exist in that 'sweet-spot zone' known as the 'Goldilocks' For Planets which revolve around a star that is the Sun, they must be a Goldilocks Planet, ours is such a Planet... It exists not to far, nor not too close from the Sun and as such is "not too hot and not too cold, but just right". Before we start messing up other Planets and their gravitational space, shouldn't we be getting more of a grip on our own Blue Marble..? After-all, this is the 'sweet spot' that we were given... Why Mars, when Earth was made for us?

My version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears tale. Pencil drawing, digitally colored.

Art by Duy Truong........Circ. 1899 America and England.This book contains all the images in Starry Flagg and Nursery Land ABC. Write Reynold Jay for questions and purchasing. These books are lost to future generations other than this book. This image is available with the lettering that appears on the book cover. In book six, Tammy writes in her diary, "As you might imagine, an opossum, a mongoose, and a bird cannot read at all; although I had taught Zeke and Cedric to write their names. They had learned the first four letters of the alphabet from an ABC book Lord Wixby had given me. I was proud of them. After all, how many animals would ever want to read?" Several books were discovered in the shed along with the Wurtherington diar...

Art by Duy Truong.........This book contains all the images in Starry Flagg and Nursery Land ABC. Write Reynold Jay for questions and purchasing. These books are lost to future generations other than this book. This image is available without the lettering. In book six, Tammy writes in her diary, "As you might imagine, an opossum, a mongoose, and a bird cannot read at all; although I had taught Zeke and Cedric to write their names. They had learned the first four letters of the alphabet from an ABC book Lord Wixby had given me. I was proud of them. After all, how many animals would ever want to read?" Several books were discovered in the shed along with the Wurtherington diary. We imagine that Tammy used this book to teach Cedric an...