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“I strolled the length of Market Street To see what I might buy“

I would use this book to teach students the alphabet. This book uses words and pictures to help children understand letters.

This story is an award winning book about a little boy who goes to the market. Each page on the book contains a letter in alphabetical order. Each letter corresponds with an item from the market.

#MayMontage Day 4: #FinanceDollarRelated - It was this young boy‘s selflessness that caught me and made me smile how this “richest boy in the world” with hard earned coins in his pocket worked and saved tirelessly, depriving himself of things he wanted, to purchase something his family needed. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-9Zx

This book won the national book award! This book is very interesting. It is about a boy who goes on a little shopping trip to buy things for his special friend. Also neat because it runs through the alphabet!

On Market Street is a book written by Arnold Lobel. It is illustrated by Anita Lobel. It‘s a fiction book where a little boy goes to Market Street to buy different things. Each different thing he buys starts with a different letter of the alphabet and it goes in order from A-Z. This book was published in 1981 and has received the Caldecott medal and the National Book Award.

This book is about a boy who makes his way down towards market street to buy presents for friends each one for a friend starting with the letters of the alphabet.

Award: National Book Award
Title: On Market Street
Author: Arnold Lobel
Illustrator: Anita Lobel
Date of Publication: April 1, 1981
Genre: Fiction
Summary: The main character takes a stroll down market street and is fascinated by almost everything they see, they end up getting something from A-Z on market street and journey through to find items belong to each letter in the alphabet