The Further Adventures of the Plucky Little Goat
The Further Adventures of the Plucky Little Goat
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The Further Adventures of the Plucky Little Goat is a children's book written by Constance Clavinger.
History[edit]
The Further Adventures of the Plucky Little Goat is a sequel to The Plucky Little Goat. In the sequel, the Plucky Little Goat was killed by an evil rooster from the Labour Party and turned into sausages. When Homer read the unpublished book, he was horrified because the original book was a story about hope and acceptance. He asked Constance why she wrote the book, and she told him that her husband cheated on her with a much younger woman who had a tattoo of the Plucky Little Goat on her ass. Constance then wanted to teach children that the world wasn't full of wonderful people.
Homer pleaded with Constance not to read the book to the children at the Springfield Elementary School book fair. However, she was undeterred and tried to get to the school before Homer could stop her. When they arrived at the school, Homer once again pleaded with her not to read it, as he didn't want it to tarnish the memories he had of reading the book to Bart and Lisa. Constance was determined to read it until she saw Homer with his family. She relented and told the story of her and Homer's adventures that day instead.
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