Max Marshall is a writer and journalist. Raised in Dallas, Texas, he lives in Austin. He graduated from Columbia University in 2016 and served as a Princeton in Asia Media Fellow in Hanoi, Vietnam. His work has appeared in GQ, Texas Monthly, Sports Illustrated, and the New York Times.
In this charming children's fairy tale, each fruit tells their unique story about the importance of their nutritional value. Bernard boasts of his high fiber content, claiming that he could even replace meat in a person's diet. Waylon emphasizes the abundant water content in watermelon, declaring that it can float like a jellyfish in the sea. Meanwhile, Liam proudly proclaims the sourness of lemons, making them too intimidating for both humans and animals to bite.
As these fruits continue to argue about their individual qualities, they are suddenly snatched up by a curious boy named Jimmy who throws them into a juicer. Much to their surprise, they all end up as a delicious and nutritious juice that tastes identical.
This story encourages young readers to appreciate the importance of a well-balanced diet while celebrating the diversity of fruits. Through whimsical illustrations and delightful storytelling, this book fosters a deeper understanding of the benefits and variety of fruits while emphasizing the value of friendship and teamwork.
Título : The Great Fruit Debate
EAN : 9798223621423
Editorial : Max Marshall
Edad, de : 3 años
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