Stone SoupHeather Forest
Two hungry travelers use a stone as a soup starter and demonstrate the benefits of sharing. Includes a recipe for soup. (K - Gr. 5)
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Then look no further! Shaler North Hills Library is proud to present the following list of titles proven to be successful in classroom settings!
The following titles are located in various sections so make sure to check the labels section for specific location. Titles are shelved alphabetically by author, with non-fiction titles organized by Dewey classification. If you need help locating a particular title, please do not hesitate to ask a children's librarian!
Authors with an asterisk (*) next to their name have written numerous excellent books. If you enjoy one, make sure to check out some others by that author!
If you need further suggestions, please ask a children's librarian about their favorite read alouds!