When the light goes off in the refrigerator, a family of colorful, familiar items spring to life, sitting down to the dinner table. The young son (Musty, the mustard) tells how he laughed at a kid at school that day, and then endures his family's anger for making fun of the new kid. The little boy doesn't want to admit he was wrong, and struggles with what to do to keep from going rotten in the fridge. This fun, beautifully illustrated, story book (for ages 4-6) teaches kids the value of being nice, through humor and ...
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When the light goes off in the refrigerator, a family of colorful, familiar items spring to life, sitting down to the dinner table. The young son (Musty, the mustard) tells how he laughed at a kid at school that day, and then endures his family's anger for making fun of the new kid. The little boy doesn't want to admit he was wrong, and struggles with what to do to keep from going rotten in the fridge. This fun, beautifully illustrated, story book (for ages 4-6) teaches kids the value of being nice, through humor and alternative scenarios. It serves as a lively bedtime story, back-to-school story - and it offers insight into kids' social encounters.
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Add this copy of Life in the Fridge: How To Avoid Going Rotten to cart. $11.27, new condition, Sold by Ingram Customer Returns Center rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from NV, USA, published 2015 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform.
