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Book Cover for: The World's Longest Licorice Rope, Matt Myers

The World's Longest Licorice Rope

Matt Myers

A humorous story about the priceless value of friendship from the creator of Dino-Gro. A boy's search for the end of a licorice rope takes him all around the world and winds up with two new friends.

When Ben buys a bag of licorice for just one nickel, he gets more than just a sweet treat. His search for the end of this long, long licorice rope takes him around the world. Ben is trailed by the enterprising candy seller who always shows up just in time to offer Ben help in overcoming the latest obstacle. For a mere nickel, Ben can have a hot air balloon to cross the ocean, snowshoes to plod through a snowstorm, a camel to scale a pyramid, or anything else he might need. But when Ben meets a friend at the other end of the rope, the two remind their sly prankster that friends are always free.

Matt Myers takes an ordinary experience and expands it into pictures and text with kid-centered humor.

Book Details

  • Publisher: Random House Studio
  • Publish Date: Jul 26th, 2022
  • Pages: 40
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 7.10in - 10.00in - 0.40in - 0.66lb
  • EAN: 9780593180020
  • Recommended age: 03-07
  • Categories: Social Themes - FriendshipConcepts - MoneyCooking & Food

About the Author

MATT MYERS the illustrator of the New York Times bestselling Battle Bunny, as well as numerous other children's books, including Dino-Gro, Hum and Swish and the Infamous Ratsos series. For more about the author, and to see a gallery of his work, you can visit him online at myerspaints.com, and on Instagram and Twitter at @myerspaints.

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