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32 pp.
| Gareth |
January, 1998 |
LibraryISBN 0-8368-1761-3
(4)
K-3Bank Street Ready-to-Read series.
In Orgel's modern take-off on the "Stone Soup" folktale, a little girl helps a homeless woman cook up a pot of soup in the park for the neighborhood. The modern setting makes some of the story elements seem far-fetched--would kids and adults in the park really start running home to bring out ingredients for the soup?--but the story and illustrations are cheerful.