Time to Share, Sarah

by Kate Tym

Twins Polly and Sarah Stealthy-McWealthy are so rich that they never have to share anything with each other, but the time comes when they discover that they are lonely, and that they can have more fun if they share their good fortune with others.

Genres: Picture Books, Childrens

Hardcover

Reviews

[sarah young · Rating 1 out of 5]

Garbage. Two spoiled girls receive everything they want from their parents. No manners, example: “I want it now!” The last page they invite ‘friends’ to partake in their things. I could not think of a worse example of sharing than this book.

[Melanie Moncrief · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book is about twins named Sarah and Clara. They grew up getting everything they wanted. Their parents gave them everything. As they got older, they started to want different things. Their parents got each of them a playhouse. The girls enjoyed their playhouse but started to feel lonely. They decided to play together and then they invited friends over to share. The book was good. It showed that you can have lots of things, but you can have more fun sharing with others. I will use the book in my classroom when I find it hard for a student to share. I can sit down and read it to them, and we can come up with solutions to playing together with friends.

[Rainbow Unicorn · Rating 1 out of 5]

All I can make out of these words and pictures is two spoiled girls. This book was not realistic and was a bad example of sharing.

[Tammie · Rating 3 out of 5]

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