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In the video, Mr. Paul narrates "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs" by Jon Scieszka, illustrated by Lane Smith, portraying events from the wolf's perspective. Alexander T. Wolf asserts that his negative reputation as the Big Bad Wolf is undeserved, explaining that a sneezing spell, while searching for sugar to bake a cake for his granny, unintentionally led to the collapse of the straw and stick houses and the demise of the pigs. He likens this situation to not wasting food. Tensions escalate at the brick house when the third pig insults his granny, resulting in a confrontation coinciding with the police's arrival. The story narrates the wolf's side of the story, suggesting a misunderstanding rather than malice, and Mr. Paul ends by encouraging engagement with the video.
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In this part of the video, Mr. Paul reads “The True Story of the Three Little Pigs” by A. Wolf, as told to Jon Sciezska and illustrated by Lane Smith. The story is narrated from the wolf’s perspective, Alexander T. Wolf, who claims the reputation of the Big Bad Wolf is unfair. He explains that the events leading to the destruction of the pigs’ houses were accidental, caused by sneezing due to a cold while he was searching for a cup of sugar to bake a cake for his granny. The collapse of the straw and stick houses results in the unfortunate deaths of the pigs, which he compares to not wasting a cheeseburger. Upon reaching the brick house, the third pig insults his granny, leading to a confrontation just as the police arrive. Mr. Paul concludes the read-aloud, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and share the video.