After breakfast at Aunt Miranda’s, Ellie always feeds the birds, but today squirrels come and steal the food. Ellie shoos them off, but the squirrels explain that they’re hungry too, making her stop and think. Throughout the day that follows – in the park, at the shops - Ellie is halted in her tracks again and again when other creatures point out their needs and each time she decides it’s best to share what she’s got. This is a book that will prompt important questions and discussions and is a great way to talk to children about the importance of sharing and of thinking about others.
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Ellie loves sleepovers with Aunt Miranda, who is the best cook in the world! They love to feed the cute birds and the fluffy ducklings, but other less appealing creatures keep appearing because they're hungry too! Gradually Ellie learns to look out for the creatures who are usually ignored but are just as needy and worthy of care. A lovely book for adults and children to read together and to help children think about caring for creation and those less fortunate than themselves.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed We're Hungry Too and determined it is suitable for children aged 3-6 years old
We're Hungry Too features in the following genres: Featured Books for 5+ readers, Recommendations, Featured Books for 3+ readers
We're Hungry Too is available in Paperback
We're Hungry Too was written by Sylvia Green and published by SPCK Publishing
We're Hungry Too has 32 pages