The fairy tale "The Wolf and the Seven Little Goats" tells about a mother goat and her seven little goats who lived in a hut. When the goat left, she forbade the kids to open the door to anyone. The wolf really wanted to eat the goats and repeatedly came to the door, but his rough voice gave him away, so the children did not open the door.

However, the cunning wolf, with the help of a blacksmith, forged a new throat that emitted a thin voice, and this misled the goats. They opened the door and the wolf immediately devoured them, only one goat managed to hide.

The goat came home, and there were no kids, she cried, and the remaining goat told her the whole truth. And then the wolf came and they went into the forest together and came upon a pit with a fire. The goat jumped over the fire, but the wolf jumped awkwardly. He fell on the hot coals, his belly burst, and out of it the goats got out unharmed.



wolf and the seven little goats

A caring goat in a cozy little hut, instructing her seven little goats

Once upon a time, in a cozy little hut in the heart of the forest, lived a caring and smart goat with her seven little goats. Before leaving to find food, she warned her kids never to open the door to strangers, especially the cunning wolf who roamed the forest. The little goats nodded, understanding the importance of their mother's words. They promised to stay safe and keep the door closed.

A Warning Given

The wolf, with a sly expression, knocking on the hut's door

Not long after the mother goat left, there was a knock at the door. A rough voice demanded entry, claiming to be their mother. But the little goats were not fooled; they knew their mother's voice was gentle and kind. They refused to open the door, and the wolf, frustrated by his failure, left to concoct a new plan.

The Wolf's First Attempt

The wolf, with a newly gentle voice, tricking the little goats at the door

The wolf, determined to deceive the little goats, visited a blacksmith and got a new throat to make his voice thin and gentle. Returning to the hut, he knocked again, this time with a soft voice. Fooled by the wolf's disguise, the little goats opened the door. The wolf burst in, causing chaos and fear. He chased the goats around the hut, and one by one, they were caught.

The Cunning Plan

The smallest goat hiding in a clock, peeking out in fear

However, the smallest goat hid away in a clock and was not found by the wolf. When the mother goat returned and discovered what had happened, she was heartbroken but quickly sprang into action with the help of the smallest goat. They tracked down the wolf to a pit with a fire. As the mother goat cleverly tricked the wolf into jumping over the fire, he fell and burst open, freeing the other little goats unharmed. Together, they returned home, safe and sound.