Description
Beginning, Middle, and End are three important characters in this story and in any story. Shown as different shapes (square, rectangle, and triangle), the first two characters introduce themselves and explain/persuade/argue to the reader as to why they are so important, but when it comes time to learn about “End,” he doesn’t appreciate being woken up by the loudness of Beginning and Middle, and decides that he doesn’t need to be around anymore as long the other two can’t get along. This throws the first two for a loop, because you can’t have a proper story without an end! They must learn to appreciate what each offers to the story to get everyone back together and on the same page again!
I’m a big fan of reading, so I found lots of enjoyment in this picture book through the imagery of the three main parts of a story as characters. The story will be a hit for younger readers, but even older ones like me will understand it and find it entertaining!
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