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The Chocolate Touch Patrick Skene Catling Margot Apple 8580001047133 Books

Takes me back to my childhood. I loved this story! I bought it more for myself so I could read it, but now my 3 and 6 year old can enjoy the story as well. I will say there are some blank pages in mine as well-BUT, there is NOTHING missing from the story line. It appears they put a single sided page in every so often. No big deal.


Tags : The Chocolate Touch [Patrick Skene Catling, Margot Apple] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. <strong>In this zany twist on the legend of King Midas and his golden touch, a boy acquires a magical gift that turns everything his lips touch into chocolate!</strong> <strong>Can you ever have too much of your favorite food? John Midas is about to find out….</strong> <em>The Chocolate Touch </em>has remained a favorite for millions of kids,Patrick Skene Catling, Margot Apple,The Chocolate Touch,HarperCollins,0688161332,Humorous Stories,Legends, Myths, Fables - Greek & Roman,Social Themes - Values & Virtues,Chocolate,Chocolate;Fiction.,Humorous stories.,Schools;Fiction.,CHILDREN'S FICTION GENERAL,Children's BooksAges 9-12 Fiction,Children: Grades 3-4,Fiction,Fiction-General,JUVENILE,JUVENILE FICTION Cooking & Food,JUVENILE FICTION Fantasy & Magic,JUVENILE FICTION Humorous Stories,JUVENILE FICTION Legends, Myths, Fables Greek & Roman,JUVENILE FICTION Social Themes Values & Virtues,Juvenile Fiction,Juvenile FictionLegends, Myths, Fables - Greek & Roman,Juvenile Grades 3-4 Ages 8-9,Legends, Myths, & Fables - Greek & Roman,Schools,Traditional stories (Children's Teenage),United States

The Chocolate Touch Patrick Skene Catling Margot Apple 8580001047133 Books Reviews

I read this as a read aloud with my students every year, and every year they love it ! I teach first grade and they love having the discussions of what they would do if everything they touched turned to chocloate. It has a great central message and also teaches kids the benefits of healthy foods without being too over powering.
I ordered 20 to give to children who came to my daughter's 7th birthday party celebration. She had it at a chocolate making factory and it fit in perfectly with the theme, and complimented the chocolate treats perfectly. Cute story, easy to read or for adults to read to children, with a wonderful story
I was looking for a chapter book to read to a 6 year old. This fits the bill. Cute Midas story, nice vocabulary,. Maybe a little dated in that Susan is wearing a party dress with white shoes . Doesn’t spoil the story. Kids will like it.
Gifted it to 9-year-old granddaughter!
I absolutely loved this book as a child and ordered it for my 5 year old granddaughter. Its a little bit old for her, and there are very few pictures. I have been reading it to her a chapter at a time as her attention span isn't that long! I definitely recommend this for an older child that can read on their own. Its funny, engaging, and reminds them that too much of a good thing isn't always a good thing.
I loved this book as a kid and I am so glad that I was able to find it. It came in great condition. Highly recommend!
The Chocolate Touch Reviewed by Jude Foster

The Chocolate Touch is the story of a boy named John Midas. John is a nice boy who gets in trouble once in a while but is mostly good. He has a nice mom and dad, a little sister, and lives a happy life. His one bad fault is eating too much candy. He likes all candy, but especially chocolate. He spends all his money on candy and never shares the candy he buys. One day, while walking to the candy shop, he finds a coin on the sidewalk. It reads, "JM" on one side and has a picture of a fat boy on the other side. He thinks that is interesting because "JM" are his initials. He goes into the shop and asks if he could use the coin to buy anything. The man says that it is the only kind of money he accepts. John buys a big box of chocolate, takes it home, goes to bed, and eats a bite before falling asleep. The next morning, this toothpaste tastes like chocolate, so he eats it. When he drinks his orange juice, it tastes like chocolate. He drinks the whole glass even though he doesn't like orange juice. Even his bacon and eggs taste like chocolate. John has a habit of chewing on his gloves when he's thinking about something. So when he chews on his gloves he eats right through the leather because it tastes like chocolate. That day he eats half of a friend's silver dollar and drinks chocolate from the water fountain. John starts to get tired of chocolate. Finally it goes too far when he gets a kiss from his mom. He wishes he had never eaten that special chocolate he bought with the special coin. He runs to the candy shop, talks to the shop owner, and learns an important lesson on being greedy and wanting too much of a good thing. I recommend this book. It is fun, entertaining, and easy to read.
Takes me back to my childhood. I loved this story! I bought it more for myself so I could read it, but now my 3 and 6 year old can enjoy the story as well. I will say there are some blank pages in mine as well-BUT, there is NOTHING missing from the story line. It appears they put a single sided page in every so often. No big deal.