The villagers could have shared a little bit from each of their food supplies, and the soldiers wouldn’t have tricked them. From up-and-comers to seasoned acts, from hard rock to chill. The main message of the story was that sharing is useful and would benefit the larger group. Every year, some of the best bands around play at the Pony. The story, about three hungry soldiers who outwit the greedy inhabitants of a village into providing them with a feast, is based on an old French tale. While the soldiers were struggling and did need more food, they were also taking from needy people as well. The reason that I didn’t like this book was because in the story was because of the plot, and it seemed like the soldiers were trying to trick the villagers into giving them food, but the villagers also didn’t have enough food. A Caldecott Honor Book with remastered artwork for its 75th anniversary Clever soldiers outwit greedy townspeople with the creation of a special soup in. The readers are then considering the perspectives of both of these groups, and think about what is the correct moral decision in this scenario. For instance, in the story the soldiers and the villagers had very little to eat. The second reason that I liked Stone Soup is because it pushed the reader to think about larger issues. I think that the illustrations enhanced the story and allowed the reader to visualize the soup that the soldiers were making and see all the ingredients that went into it, especially for someone who has never had stone soup before. The first I liked the book was because of the illustrations. I liked this book for two reasons, and I didn’t like the book for one reason. Kids Book Read Aloud: Stone Soup by Marcia Brown Bookroot Readings 5.14K subscribers Subscribe 425 60K views 1 year ago kidsbooksreadaloud ReadAloud kidsbooks Do you know how to make.

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