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The Middle

Is a hot dog a sandwich, or not a sandwich, or . . . something in between? A playful introduction to the concept of “the middle.”

Young children often think in extremes—black or white, happy or sad, mean or nice—but what about the in-between? This exploration of the in-between by beloved author Joshua David Stein delves into days that are just so-so, goodbyes that bring mixed emotions, lukewarm baths, and even a platypus, which is “in the middle of – who knows what?” With humorous and nuanced illustrations by award-winning illustrator Christopher Silas Neal, this unusual book invites young readers to find their own truths in the middle.
Is a hot dog a sandwich, or not a sandwich, or . . . something in between? A playful introduction to the concept of “the middle.”

Young children often think in extremes—black or white, happy or sad, mean or nice—but what about the in-between? This exploration of the in-between by beloved author Joshua David Stein delves into days that are just so-so, goodbyes that bring mixed emotions, lukewarm baths, and even a platypus, which is “in the middle of – who knows what?” With humorous and nuanced illustrations by award-winning illustrator Christopher Silas Neal, this unusual book invites young readers to find their own truths in the middle.
$7.61

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The Middle—

$21.74

$7.61

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Is a hot dog a sandwich, or not a sandwich, or . . . something in between? A playful introduction to the concept of “the middle.”

Young children often think in extremes—black or white, happy or sad, mean or nice—but what about the in-between? This exploration of the in-between by beloved author Joshua David Stein delves into days that are just so-so, goodbyes that bring mixed emotions, lukewarm baths, and even a platypus, which is “in the middle of – who knows what?” With humorous and nuanced illustrations by award-winning illustrator Christopher Silas Neal, this unusual book invites young readers to find their own truths in the middle.