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Bad Apple

A Tale of Friendship

Edward Hemingway Edward Hemingway

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English
Puffin
15 January 2017
It takes a strong core to stand up to bullies in this heartwarming friendship story-now in paperback and ready for Bullying Prevention Month!

It takes a firm apple to stand up to bullies.

When Mac, an apple, meets Will, a worm, they become fast friends, teaching each other games and even finishing each other's sentences. But apples aren't supposed to like worms, and Mac gets called ""rotten"" and ""bad apple."" At first, Mac doesn't know what to do-it's never easy standing up to bullies--but after a lonely day without Will, Mac decides he'd rather be a bad apple with Will than a sad apple without.

""Charming . . . Social norms force Mac and Will apart; surprisingly effective, fruit-related pathos ensues before the two friends decide to buck convention and like whom they like. Who cares what anyone thinks?""-The New York Times
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Illustrated by:   Edward Hemingway
Imprint:   Puffin
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 254mm,  Spine: 3mm
Weight:   142g
ISBN:   9780147517487
ISBN 10:   0147517486
Pages:   32
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 3 to 5 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Edward Hemingway (www.edwardhemingway.com) lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Reviews for Bad Apple: A Tale of Friendship

Praise for Bad Apple Charming . . . Social norms force Mac and Will apart; surprisingly effective, fruit-related pathos ensues before the two friends decide to buck convention and like whom they like. Who cares what anyone thinks? -The New York Times The story works very nicely as a gentle celebration of friendship. -Publishers Weekly Hemingway's story of friendship against the odds is sweet. -Kirkus Reviews Hemingway's oil illustrations are rich with autumn colors, and clever bits of action and humor conjure up a world children will want to return to. Meanwhile, the message about peer pressure comes through subtly but strongly. -Booklist The story works very nicely as a gentle celebration of friendship. - Publisher's Weekly Hemingway's story of friendship against the odds is sweet. - Kirkus Reviews


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