33 months - Picked up at Goodwill cheap. Good story, nice moral and two endings. Olivia seems to always pick the sad ending but tonight we finally read the happy ending... Ah much better. ( )

it would be a great book for the class because the students get to make their own choices since there are two endings to the story. they get to choose a happy or sad ending to the story.

This is a really cutely illustrated fantasy book. It has special paper for the stones so it's definitely fun to look at it. This is a great mentor text for crafting your story. It shows you can write two endings. ( )

Great story about giving back. Great example of showing two ways a story can end ( )

This book is about a mouse names Milo who finds a magical stone that brings light during the winter. When the other mice see that Milo has this stone they want one too. The only "rule" of the stone is that once the stone helps you, you must do something for someone of something else. This is where the two endings come into play. The happy ending is that all of the other mice get there stones and help someone of something else out. The sad ending is that all of the mice, except Milo, take the stones and do not help anyone or anything and the stones no longer work.
This is a great book for children because it teaches the lesson of if someone helps you, it is always good to help someone else. ( )