Saturdays And Storybooks Always Make Me Smile!

It's a super Saturday which means it's time to link up with Paula for her Storybook Saturday Link Up!

 
I was in my local library picking out my weekly batch of books this morning when I noticed a sign which said that next week is National Civility Week (for my students:  civility means showing respect and using good manners).
 
With that idea in mind, here is my recommendation for Civility Week or any week for that matter:
 
 
Enemy Pie by Derek Munson
 
This book even has an accompanying Reading Rainbow DVD:
 
 
This book tells the story of a boy whose new neighbor - Jeremy Ross - becomes his biggest enemy. Dad has a solution to help his son get along with Jeremy - he has to spend the day with Jeremy and invite Jeremy for dinner.  The dessert is "enemy pie."  This book is just a great story to begin with, and it has a great message, too.  Plus, the DVD goes along perfectly.
 
Additionally, I found this link which has activities to accompany Enemy Pie.   
 
 
Please let me know how you like your "enemy pie."  Bon apetit!
 
 
 
 
 

6 comments

  1. Thank you for having me. I enjoyed reading to the class. They were attentive and respectful. I hope to visit again soon!

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  2. What a great book for this week's focus for you. Enemy Pie sounds perfect. Thanks for linking up.

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  3. Hi Susan,
    Did you know that you can have Camryn Manhien read this book to your children? Yup. I know how you love having special readers come to your class....so if you go to this site, Camryn will read this book to your class.

    http://www.storylineonline.net/enemy-pie/

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  4. Love it! And I'll use above comment's link to read it to my class!
    "autumn"

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  5. I'll definitely post the link to Camryn Manhien's reading on my next blog post - just in case some people miss the comment from cc. Thank you for your comment!

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  6. I am checking this out when we head to the library next week :) Excited to read it!

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