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Quill Soup: A Stone Soup Story
Quill Soup: A Stone Soup Story | Alan Durant
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Gather round for soup fit for the king in this vibrant twist on a classic fable. With brightly colored art and engaging characters, this retelling of the well-known Stone Soup story will captivate young readers. Noko the traveling porcupine arrives in a village. He's denied food and a place to sleep by all the animals he meets. Finally he's granted a fire and a large pot of water. He adds a few of his quills to make his famous quill soup, which he says the king loves! Slowly but surely, everyone contributes ingredients--carrots, beans, and more. Will the soup feed them all?
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“By this time Noko was very tired and very hungry indeed. But his brain was as sharp as the quills on his back. He could see from the villagers' sleek coats and rounded bellies that they were lying. He knew they had food. But how was he going to get some?“

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I really liked the illustrations. This feels like a classic folk tale, with crafty characters and morals.

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Noko the porcupine comes into a new village as a stranger, looking for food. To trick the greedy villagers into sharing their food, he created quill soup. In the end, they all share a delicious soup with everyone's food.