In this zany twist on the legend of King Midas and his golden touch, a boy acquires a magical gift that turns ever ything his lips touch into chocolate. Teaches an important lesson about the consequences of being greedy and wanting too much of the good things you already have. Also teaches a lesson to put others before yourself. A fun and engaging stor y that progresses at a good pace. The Templeton Twins Have an Idea
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Told in the tale of King Midas's Golden Touch, this book focuses on John Midas, a young boy who loves candy, especially chocolate. In fact, John would never share his bar of chocolate with anyone, not even his friend Susan. But John was a good boy, who listened (most of the time), played in the band, and had decent grades. Still, he loved chocolate, and one day, his flaw would catch up to him — leading to him learning his lesson forever. I recommend this book because it not only tells an amazing fictional tale, it shows readers to remember that there will always be too much of a good thing — and when there is, it's not good.
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