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Brown Bread and Honey by Pamela Allen
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Brown Bread and Honey (original 2001; edition 2003)

by Pamela Allen

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One night the King gets so sick from all his delicious dishes that he sacks his cooks. But the next day he can't find anyone to make his breakfast, and so his friend, the stable boy shares his lunch, brown bread and honey, with him. From then on the two friends lunch together on brown bread and honey. Ages 3+.… (more)
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Title:Brown Bread and Honey
Authors:Pamela Allen
Info:Puffin Books (2003), Paperback, 32 pages
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A delightfully told tale about a king who over indulges in all the rich food his cooks can provide. That is, until one day when he becomes ill. Will the stable boy be his salvation? Great illustrations and text. ( )
  DebbieMcCauley | Nov 22, 2011 |
Omgggg! I remember reading this book out of many Pamela Allen books when I was younger! I used to love this book >:D ( )
  vanessa.rae_98 | Aug 5, 2011 |
This is one of my favorite children's picture books. It is a very creative story about a king who loves to eat. After indulging all too often he finds himself way overweight and unable to do what he loves to do anymore. After overindulging one dinner time he gets sick and sacks his team of chefs. When he gets better, he gets hungry again and cannot find anyone to prepare his food. The stable boy takes pity on him and shares his simple lunch of brown bread and honey.

These basic details do not do justice to Pamela Allen's charming way of telling the story. It is full of clever alliteration and is an absolute joy to read aloud. ( )
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One night the King gets so sick from all his delicious dishes that he sacks his cooks. But the next day he can't find anyone to make his breakfast, and so his friend, the stable boy shares his lunch, brown bread and honey, with him. From then on the two friends lunch together on brown bread and honey. Ages 3+.

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