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Bloomsbury/Walker

175--5th Avenue, New York NY 10010

www.walkeryoungreaders.com

Matthew McElligott's THE LION'S SHARE: A TALE OF HAVLING CAKE AND EATING IT, TOO (0802797687, $16.99) tells of a small ant invited to a lion's dinner party. She's on her best behavior, but the other partygoers don't share her manners and are greedy, leaving her nothing but a crumb to share with her host. Can her offer to bake another cake turn the tables on greed? An unexpected result makes for a fine story. Patricia Marx's DOT IN LARRYLAND: THE BIG LITTLE BOOK OF AN ODD-SIZED FRIENDSHIP (1599901811, $16.99) tells of tiny Dot, who is 'just bigger than invisible'. And she's miserable about her stature in life. Larry, meanwhile, is so big his head's always in the clouds. Can two unlikely characters become friends? Roz Chast's drawings are fun embellishments.

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Title Annotation:The Lion's Share: A Tale of Havling Cake and Eating It, Too; The Big Little Book of an Odd-Sized Friendship
Publication:Children's Bookwatch
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Date:Jul 1, 2009
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