Sarahs Story
Kindergarten-Grade 2.  Sarah must tell a story to her class and is desperate for an idea. As she walks to school, the incredible begins to happen. Urged by an ant, Sarah squeezes down a small opening and finds the queen ant ensconced on her throne demanding honey bread. Sarah's peanut butter and jelly sandwich is refused. Late for school, the girl rushes out of the anthill and meets a bee. Soon her hands are filled with honey. Reluctantly, the queen tries the peanut butter and honey; to her amazement, she is delighted. Sarah races to school with quite a story to tell. Aldridge's watercolors intensify the magic and humor of the narrative; they are perfectly in tune with Sarah's adventurous spirit. The pictures, combined with Harley's storytelling, will make children's imaginations soar.?Patricia Mahoney Brown, Benjamin Franklin Elementary School, Kenmore, NYCopyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.