The story introduces three billy goats (male goats), sometimes identified as a youngster, father and grandfather, but more often described as brothers. In other adaptations, there is a baby or child goat, mama goat and papa goat. "Gruff" was used as their family name in the earliest English translation by Dasent and this has been perpetuated; but this has been pointed out as a mistranslation ...
Read the full story of The Three Billy Goats Gruff — three clever goats must outsmart a fearsome troll guarding the bridge to the green meadow. Trip, trap, trip, trap!
The Three Billy Goats Gruff can't wait to cross the bridge and eat the sweet green grass that's on the other side. But can they get past the Bad Old Toll wit...
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The Three Billy-Goats Gruff A Norwegian Story * Once upon a time there were three Billy-Goats Gruff; Little Billy-Goat, Middle-Sized Billy Goat and Great Big Billy-Goat, who lived in a field in a green valley. They loved to eat sweet grass, but sadly their field was now brown and barren because they were greedy goats and they’d eaten every last blade of grass. But they were still hungry. In ...
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Three Billy Goats Gruff: plot summary The tale focuses on three male goats or ‘billy goats’, configured as various family members in different versions of the tale (e.g., mother, father, son), but most often three (young) brothers. ‘Gruff’, by the way, is meant to be their surname, an English rendering of the Norwegian Bruse.