Title: Cute book with a great message
Product review: Recently I asked a girl in the third grade class where I am student teaching to recommend me a book. She chose a Friend Like Ed because she liked the story, but she said she liked the poetry in the book even better. The story itself is relatable for anybody of any age. We've all been embarrassed by a wacky friend (or family member) and wished to free ourselves from any association with that person. In this book, Mildred is embarrassed by her best friend Ed who can recite poetry anywhere he goes and seems to have an infinite amount of odd collections. Mildred grows tired of being embarrassed by Ed and decides to become friends with a girl named Pearl that seemed normal in everyway. However, Pearl does not prove to be as good as a friend as Ed was and Mildred begins to miss Ed and his oddities. The message of the book is to embrace our quirks and to accept those who are genuine and it comes through nicely in the book.
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