Books with title The Hungry Strawberry

How much does a hungry strawberry eat? You'll soon find out that this strawberry has a heart even bigger than his tummy! Beautiful bedtime-friendly illustrations join with a playful tale of a curious little girl's late night fun with a hungry but harmless strawberry, who loves to give as much as he loves to eat. This beloved favorite of kindergartners and 1st graders will have you and your little one sharing a hearty laugh while finding out what's on this adorable strawberry's menu!

How much does a hungry strawberry eat? You'll soon find out that this strawberry has a heart even bigger than his tummy! Beautiful bedtime-friendly illustrations join with a playful tale of a curious little girl's late night fun with a hungry but harmless strawberry, who loves to give as much as he loves to eat. This beloved favorite of kindergartners and 1st graders will have you and your little one sharing a hearty laugh while finding out what's on this adorable strawberry's menu!

Meet Mr. and Mrs. Kantabee and their lovely daughter, Nina. Nina is a very good, smart and obedient child. She is loved by everyone in the community. One day however she loses track of time while playing ball with her friends and what she encounters on her way home is very surprising to her. Meiko S. Patton's entertaining story, lovable characters and humorous illustrations are sure to capture the hearts and minds of young and old alike. It will remind all age groups what it's like to be a "Kid" again.

A must-read for all Children, Teens and Adults. The Strawberry Pot is an inspiring and powerful coming of age chapter book, designed to build peace and good character through the eyes of a fifth grade student overcoming difficulties and challenges in her young life. The story is written to inspire "change" within a young reader's heart using the language of empathy, a different perspective of preventing bullying and non-violence in school. Through the use of a metaphor children before and during adolescence are taught to value and appreciate the beauty in all human beings, and to celebrate humanity, its similarities and differences with kindness and peaceful alternatives. Dramatic, compassionate and deeply moving, The Strawberry Pot takes readers to a place of understanding, the importance of teaching tolerance. What's the Story- This inspiring book tells a story about Makayla Ambani as she recalls it. Her life as a child has never been perfect. In fifth grade, she finds it difficult to get along with a new boy that comes to her school who happens to be a bully. While writing a class peacemaker assignment for English, the new boy makes her life more complicated and frustrating. Makayla's father gives her some loving, valuable moral advice, and Makayla transforms her life because of it. During this process, she learns to love herself--and to appreciate and celebrate the beauty, uniqueness, and differences in others.

Meet Mr. and Mrs. Kantabee and their lovely daughter, Nina. Nina is a very good, smart and obedient child. She is loved by everyone in the community. One day however she loses track of time while playing ball with her friends and what she encounters on her way home is very surprising to her. Meiko S. Patton's entertaining story, lovable characters and humorous illustrations are sure to capture the hearts and minds of young and old alike. It will remind all age groups what it's like to be a "Kid" again.

A must read for all Children and Teens.The Strawberry Pot is an inspiring and powerful coming of age chapter book, designed to build peace and good character through the eyes of a fifth grade student overcoming difficulties and challenges in her young life. The story is written to inspire "change" within a young reader's heart using the language of empathy, a different perspective of preventing bullying and non-violence in school. Through the use of a metaphor children before and during adolescence are taught to value and appreciate the beauty in all human beings, and to celebrate humanity, its similarities and differences with kindness and peaceful alternatives. Dramatic, compassionate and deeply moving, The Strawberry Pot takes readers to a place of understanding, the importance of teaching tolerance. What's the Story- The inspiring book tells a story about Makayla Ambani as she remembers it. Makayla's life as a child has never been perfect. In fifth grade, she finds it difficult to get along with a new boy that comes to her school who happens to be a bully. While writing a class peacemaker assignment for English, the new boy makes her life more complicated and frustrating. Makayla's father gives her some loving, valuable moral advice, and Makayla transforms her life because of it. During this process, Makayla learns to love herself--and to appreciate and celebrate the beauty, uniqueness, and differences in others.