A group of animals, including three little pigs, engage in conversations about building houses, with one of the pigs trying to convince the others that they should build a strong house to protect themselves from a big bad wolf. The wolf attempts to blow down the houses, but the strongest house, made of bricks, is able to withstand the wolf's attacks. The story also involves a salesperson trying to sell construction materials, and a discussion about the importance of building a safe and strong house.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Someone jumped ship with someone who sells a group of 10 new things.
2. A conversation took place about building a little house.
3. A character mentions a "bad wolf" in the forest.
4. A plan is discussed to build a little house using strong materials.
5. A character claims to have a friend in the construction business.
6. A material is mentioned that is "very resistant" and suitable for building.
7. A character sells a battery that is "very good" and "very resistant."
8. The character buys construction materials, including bricks and wood.
9. A chimney is built as part of the little house.
10. A character mentions that the big bad wolf will try to blow down the house.
11. A character finishes building their little house and claims it is very strong.
12. The character names their little house "Sinop."
13. A character tries to blow down the little house, but it doesn't succeed.
14. The character is invited to live in the little house.
15. The story ends with an invitation to share and play with the characters.