Hop-o'-My-Thumb

aSoon after, the poor parents tried again to leave the seven boys in the woods. This time, Hop-o'-My-Thumb had scattered crumbs on the path. But the birds had eaten them. Hop-o'-My-Thumb climbed the highest tree, peering into a house in the woods. He wanted to ask for directions. But it was the house of the ogre. From a series of postcards published in Germany

Climbed Crumbs Directions Eaten Highest Peering Scattered Thumb

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