Green Gravy

Green Gravy by Beverly Lewis, published by Baker Publishing Group in July 1997, is a juvenile fiction book that spans 80 pages. The story follows Carly Hunter, who is excited to be named “Student of the Week” and makes a special wish for her classmates to wear green and eat only green foods in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. This lighthearted narrative explores themes of family dynamics and cultural differences through Carly’s interactions with her adopted brother, Jimmy.
Readers will find a charming tale that delves into social themes and values, particularly as Carly and Jimmy navigate their differing perspectives on the green food tradition. The book presents a relatable sibling rivalry, showcasing the importance of understanding and compromise. With its focus on family and friendship, Green Gravy offers an engaging story for young readers, making it a suitable addition to any chapter book collection.
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Carly Hunter is proud to be chosen “Student of the Week.” She even gets to make a special wish–just in time for St. Patrick’s Day. Carly decides her classmates must wear green because she’s Irish. And she wants everyone to eat only green foods, too, during lunch.But Jimmy, her adopted Korean brother, doesn’t want to join the silly custom. He thinks green foods are yucky.Who will win this brother-sister tug-of-war?
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