Mr. Apple's Family
Author:
Jean McDevitt
Content:
Mr. Apple's Family by Jean McDevitt
Illustrator:
Ninon
Publication:
1950 by Basil Blackwell
Genre:
Fiction
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There never was a family quite like the Apple family.
First it was Mr. Apple's idea that, as long as his name was Apple, his children should have Apple names; so there was MacIntosh, Jonathan, Delicious, Snow and, finally, just Ann Apple.
Then it was Mrs. Apple's idea that their city apartment was too crowded for seven Apples. That was how they happened to move to a new home in an apple orchard. It took lots of work, indeed, inside and outs, for all the Apples to make it look like a real Apple home.
But it was the red and shiny apples in the orchard that solved the Apple family problem and made it possible for them to do the thing they wanted most.
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Mr. Apple's Family
At the end of the lane was an orchard full of crooked little trees. The trees were all covered with little pink blossoms. They were apple trees...
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Mr. Appleās Family by Jean McDevitt
Reviewed by Sherry Early
What a delightful book! Mr. and Mrs. Apple are the parents of five little Apple children: Macintosh, Jonathan, Delicious, Snow and Ann Apple. Mr. Apple is the one who wanted to name all of his children after types of apples, and the first chapter of the book tells how he managed to do so, almost...
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