Mavin Road Cookie Maker Picture Book by Sue Lawson 2021

$ 4.92

Illustrator: Yes, Anelli, Liz Publication Year: 2021 Grade To: Second Grade LC Classification Number: PZ7.1.L38455Co 2021 Item Length: 10.9 in Topic: Cooking & Food, Family / Multigenerational, Social Themes / Friendship Publisher: Candlewick Press Intended Audience: Juvenile Audience Synopsis: On Mavin Road, there's no time for hellos or chats--until a lonely and mysterious cookie maker's gifts bring everyone together. Benedict Stanley lives alone with his cat on a road where families hustle, joggers puff, workers scurry to the train, and no one has time for anyone else. So Benedict begins making cookies to mark moments in his neighbors' lives--a new baby, a kitten rescue, a soccer event--and quietly leaves the treats at their doors. People wonder who this secret cookie maker could be, but only young Rory knows his identity. When Benedict falls ill one day, Rory gathers the residents of Mavin Road, the recipients of Benedict's kindness, and brings them to the cookie maker's door. A beautiful, heartwarming book that celebrates community and human connection--and features a simple cookie recipe at the end that's ready to be customized for someone's special occasion. ISBN-10: 1536219975 ISBN-13: 9781536219975 Item Width: 10 in Number of Pages: 32 Pages Format: Picture Book LCCN: 2021-946045 Grade From: Preschool gtin13: 9781536219975 Item Height: 0.4 in Reviews: This picture book uses very few words, only a sentence or two on each page, but it presents a profound message. Young readers will easily grasp the accessible language, while older readers will recognize the depth of the nuanced tale. . . . Color shifts throughout the story as positive energy flows into and out of Benedict's home, and readers will appreciate the dynamic nature of this approach over multiple readings. --School Library Journal Loopy, curlicue mixed-media illustrations by Anelli reveal a neighborhood with a glorious variety of architectural styles, blooming flowers, and leafy trees in this winning celebration of community building and quiet generosity. --Publishers Weekly, This picture book uses very few words, only a sentence or two on each page, but it presents a profound message. Young readers will easily grasp the accessible language, while older readers will recognize the depth of the nuanced tale. . . . Color shifts throughout the story as positive energy flows into and out of Benedict's home, and readers will appreciate the dynamic nature of this approach over multiple readings. --School Library Journal brand: Candlewick Press TitleLeading: The Genre: Juvenile Fiction Language: English Item Weight: 17 Oz Book Title: Cookie Maker of Mavin Road Author: Sue Lawson

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  1. Absolutely adorable! The illustrations are vibrant and whimsical, perfect for little readers. The story is sweet and engaging, making it a delightful read-aloud. My kids ask for it every night—such a charming book about friendship and creativity! A must-have for any child’s bookshelf.

    Tabriz Azizlee