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Hemingway, Edward

Bad Apple: A Tale of Friendship

(4) K-3 After the other apples tease Mac about his best friend and resident worm, Will, the latter, not wanting to be a burden, flees. (Mac ultimately finds him.) There's not much to the punning ("bad apple"; "bookworm") story, but Mac's despondency without Will is vivid--and funny. One illustration shows heartsick Mac painting a still life full of wormy apples.

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