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Little Pig And Wolf Comparison
In the story Little pig and wolf USA version A and the story of the three little pigs England version. These stories are both from the category three little pigs. Both of these stories have many similarities but they have many differences too. One of the things that they do not have in common is in the story little pig and wolf there is only one pig and in the story of the three little pigs there are three pigs in it.

These stories have many similarities between them. Some of them are that they both have a wolf in it that is trying to get the pigs. In both of the stories the pigs kill the wolf. In the story Little pig and wolf it states “The pig po’ed hot water on him and killed him”. In the story of the three little pigs it states that “So
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