
By Marc Harshman, Barbara Garrison
Explore how one becomes many in a bustling city neighborhood.
Journey through a vibrant city where a bakery's variety and a school's diversity illustrate the concept of one versus many. Discover how individual neighborhoods unite to form a single, thriving metropolis, revealing the beauty of being part of something greater. With soothing text and captivating woodblock illustrations, this tale invites young readers to see the world through a lens of unity and diversity, sparking curiosity about the connections that bind us all.
One bakery has many different breads; in one school there are many children. This unique book uses a busy city neighborhood to teach the concept of one versus many. The same author-and-artist team that created the evergreen title Only One takes children on a tour of shops, the firehouse, and more via a simple, soothing text and extraordinary woodblock illustrations. At the bookas end, readers see how many neighborhoods can come together to make one city, showing how each one of us is part of something bigger.
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