Janet and Allen Alberg
Summary:
This text follows an Òeye spyÓ
approach, where readers search for familiar fairy tales and nursery rhymes
characters. The story is written in a rhyming format, were a character is
introduced and then can be found on the next page. The story contains a certain
character on each page, with them all meeting up at the end to enjoy plum pie.
Intertextuality:
As this story is an Òeye spyÓ
game where readers have to find different fairy tales and nursery rhyme
characters, they need to have a prior understanding for what the characters
look like. These characters range from Mother Hubbard to Robin Hood. The
intertextuality within this book is at both verbal and visual levels, with the
text and also the illustrations containing characters from fairy tales and
nursery rhymes.

A
list of the nursery rhymes and fairy tales in the text:
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Goldilocks
and the Three Bears
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Tom
Thumb
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Mother
Hubbard
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Cinderella
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Goldilocks
and The Three Bears
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Baby
Bunting
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Bo-peep
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Jack
and Jill
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Hansel
and Gretel
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Robin
Hood