
By Roger Priddy
Book #3 in the Best Friends series
Discover how teamwork transforms simple ingredients into delightful creations.
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Explore a world where flour, eggs, and sugar unite to create a cake, and paper, scissors, and tape craft a perfect gift. This delightful tale celebrates the magic of teamwork, showing how individual elements come together to create something extraordinary. With engaging illustrations and charming rhymes, young readers will learn the joy of collaboration and friendship. What wonders can be achieved when everyone works together?
You can’t paint a picture without paint, or make a milkshake without milk. This charming book of teamwork and friendship shows how individual things are so much better, when they all work together! Flour, eggs, butter, and sugar all join together to make a cake; paper, scissors, and tape wrap a beautiful present. Designed with a mixture of photographs and fun illustrations to engage little ones and make them smile, there are cute rhymes to read and share in this celebration of teamwork in its many forms.
5.8
out of 7
“The illustrations in this book are so fun--a mix of real pictures and illustrations. Some of the images have a different texture. This book has a lot of great content. There are a lot of different items in the book to look at and talk about, different colors, and a lot of different topics. Overall, I just love the personality in this book and think it's adorable!”
Trusted reviewer
“I was a little lukewarm on this book until I read it 100 times to my toddler (who loves it!) and realized that a) I wasn't getting particularly tired of it and b) it was great for playing "I spy" and he was getting name actual pictures of things he sees in everyday life. The illustration style of drawings over photographs is original and fun and it's now a favorite at our house—plus the message is fabulous!”
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