"Jam on toast," sings Frances about the food she likes most--until she has it for the sixth meal in two days.
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Publisher:
New York : Harper & Row, [1964]
ISBN:
9780060223601
006022360X
9780060223595
0060223596
006022360X
9780060223595
0060223596
Call Number:
HOBAN
Characteristics:
31 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cm
Subjects:
Badgers -- Juvenile fiction.
Food habits -- Juvenile fiction.
Food habits -- Juvenile fiction.
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Add a CommentI love Francis the little badger and this is by far my favorite of her books. The little songs she sings to herself are so clever and funny.
The Frances books were my favorite picture books as a child. I loved that she ate bread and jam at every meal and made up songs about string beans and cutlets. The illustrations personify Frances perfectly. Years later these books still delight young readers.
One of my all-time favorite picture books, in spite of some questionable food choices (eggs, breaded veal cutlets, lobster salad... blech). I love Frances' "Jam On Toast" song, her sweet parents, the writing... and, of course, the gentle lesson about trying new things.
Frances will only eat bread and jam, so her mom pulls a Mrs. Pigglewiggle and uses some reverse psychology to solve the problem.
i love frances books and the art is just so amazing and adorable