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Two for Me, One for You

Jörg Mühle, illustrated by Jörg Mühle, Catherine Chidgey

Bear finds three mushrooms while walking through the woods, and Weasel cooks them in a frying pan. The two hungry friends cannot agree on who should receive the extra mushroom, with each offering reasons to take more than half. A fox takes one mushroom, leaving two for the pair to eat. Then Weasel brings three wild strawberries for dessert, creating the sharing problem again.

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Book details

Lexile Text Measure
281L
ATOS Book Level
2.2
AR Interest Level
LG
AR Points
0.5
Word Count
313
Fountas & Pinnell Text Level
I
Themes
Animals · Food And Cooking · Friendship · Problem Solving
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Gecko Press
Published
August 13, 2019
Pages
32
ISBN-13
9781776572397
Language
English
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