From Amazon.com...
"Once there was a little boy, who didn’t want anyone to play with any of his toys... As the little boy grows into a man, he only cares about his many material possessions. He meticulously cares for his things and keeps them only for himself. Because of his selfishness, one by one, the things he cares about most begin to leave his life. Soon he finds himself all alone, trapped inside a bubble."
Beautifully illustrated, "The Bubble" is a great children's story about sharing possessions. I enjoyed this story and the illustrations. I think this would be a great story to read to a toddler not wanting to share possessions.
About half way through the book, it does take an 'odd' turn. It had me thinking, "What is going on here?" It isn't until the last bit of the book I realized what was going on (I don't want to spoil it). While this didn't 'ruin' the book for me, it was kind of weird and if you read this to a young child be prepared to answer a lot of questions. If you'd like more information — email me at google at gmail dot com.
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