Brown Bread and Honey
Brown Bread and Honey by Pamela Allen, published by Puffin Books in 2002, is a delightful children’s book that spans 32 pages. This engaging story follows a king who enjoys running, jumping, and riding his horse, but his love for food leads him to become too fat to enjoy these activities. With the help of a stable-boy who shares his simple lunch of bread and honey, the king embarks on a journey to regain his ability to play and have fun.
Readers will find an exuberant narrative that encourages themes of friendship and healthy habits. The story is designed for young audiences, making it an ideal read-aloud choice. Through the king’s transformation, the book presents a lighthearted exploration of balance in life, appealing to children and parents alike. This edition is in English and features dimensions of 8.46 by 10.12 inches, making it a visually engaging addition to any child’s bookshelf.
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The King loves to run and jump and ride his horse and he also loves to eat, and eat and eat . . . until he becomes too fat to have fun any more. When he sacks all his cooks, his friend the stable-boy shares his lunch with him. Every lunch they eat bread and honey until the King can run and jump again. An exuberant, romping read-aloud story for the very young by the author of the classic Who Sank the Boat?
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