Published: Feb. 29, 2012
Words: 466 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781466033382

Short description

The very short story of a spider named Gordon who takes a swim in my soup.

Tags

spider, spider story, spider story for children

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Review by: Desiree Henshaw on May 04, 2012 :
This was so cute! A perfect little short (very short!) story. Although I could probably think of a few follow-up adventures for Gordon, as he continues his search for a new home, I would definitely enjoy hearing more of Gordon's story from the original author (hint hint!). I agree, as well, that pictures would be wonderful with this story. I could even see this as a story illustrated entirely with fan art. Let's see who can draw a spider!
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Review by: Cheryl Christensen on March 13, 2012 :
Spider in my Soup is a children’s story that would be wonderful with illustrations. It is very short, less than 500 words, but tells the story of Gordon, the kitchen spider. I read the story and immediately thought that the adventures of Gordon the spider could be expanded into a great children’s book of a longer length and filled with delightful pictures. Don’t get me wrong! I enjoyed his short escapade into the bowl of soup.

This is a good story to help young children find the author within themselves. This length of story is “do-able” for children in the lowest grades of school. I can recommend this story to readers who like spiders and have often watched the spider in the corner of the room. Children, take up the challenge and write Gordon’s next adventure where this story leaves him!

You can’t lose with a free e-book, so take a chance and read this one.
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