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by Andrew Abel (Author)
A lighthearted rhyming book about preferences, respect, and a little kindness at the table.
Bubba likes pepperoni pizza.
Granny prefers veggies.
Princess? She's all about rainbow sherbet ice cream-with a unicorn on top.
In Slice and Ice, a cheerful cast of characters each places their order-and no two are alike. From gluten-free crusts to banana milkshakes, the story offers a gentle reminder that not everyone likes the same thing, and that's perfectly fine.
Told in easy rhymes and filled with playful choices, this book quietly encourages:
- Respect for others' likes and dislikes
- Thoughtful conversation around everyday differences
- A kind attitude-even when someone's order looks a little strange
Ideal for teachers, parents, and caregivers who want to reinforce thoughtfulness without turning story time into a lecture.
No heavy messages. No debates. Just a simple moment to show that good manners and kindness go a long way.
For ages 3-7.
Bonus: Includes a fun "menu" activity at the end-perfect for classroom pretend play or dinner table giggles.
