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Title:
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Ghirardelli Square
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Authors:
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McCoy,David, Author ;
Gail Piazza, Illustrator
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Material Type:
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printed text
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Publisher:
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Orlando (United States of America) : Harcourt, 2004
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Series:
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Grade 4 On-level colection
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ISBN (or other code):
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978-0-15-323263-3
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Interest level:
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Grades 3-8
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Size:
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16 pages / illustrations / 20 cm
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Languages:
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English
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Class number:
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E (Easy readers. Picture Books. Easy Fiction/Non Fiction)
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Descriptors:
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; Chocolate
; Desserts
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Abstract:
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Do you like chocolate? Do you stare wistfully whenever you see one of your classmates eating a chocolate bar? Does you classmate look back at you sympathetically? Does he or she offer to share?
You know what a square is, don't you? It's four right angles and four equal sides, right? Not always. One kind of square is a place. It may not be square-shaped. Times Square in New York City isn't square. When someone mentions Times Square, you might think about New Year's Eve or Broadway theaters. Ghirardelli Square means one thing: chocolate...
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