Salad Pie

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Genre Fiction
By Wendy BooydeGraaff (2023)
A playful story about friendship and imagination! Maggie loves playing alone at the playground, especially when she's making her famous Salad Pie. But when Herbert arrives, her perfect solitude is disrupted. He just wants to help, but Maggie is determined to keep her pie to herself. As Maggie gathers her ingredients and dances her special Salad Pie jig, Herbert's persistence starts to wear her down. When a tumble down the slide threatens to ruin everything, Maggie discovers that maybe, just maybe, sharing her game with a friend can make it even more magnificent. This heartwarming picture is perfect for children aged 3-7 and teaches the importance of cooperation and friendship. Keywords: children's picture, friendship, imagination, play.

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