Understanding 'The Chocolate Touch'

Lissa Wood introduces 'The Chocolate Touch' by Patrick SK Catling, a book she found in her son's backpack. She hopes to inspire her son to read by sharing her excitement about the book. The story follows John Midas, a boy who loves chocolate and discovers a magical golden chocolate that changes his perspective on candy. The book is compared to 'Pinkalicious' and is aimed at fourth-grade readers. It explores themes of indulgence and consequences, engaging young readers with its detailed illustrations and relatable storyline.

Why did Lissa Wood choose 'The Chocolate Touch'?

• She found it in her son's backpack.

• It was recommended by a friend.

• She saw it in a bookstore.

• It was a gift from a relative.

Who is the author of 'The Chocolate Touch'?

• Victoria Can

• Lissa Wood

• Patrick SK Catling

• Margar Apple

What is the main similarity between 'The Chocolate Touch' and 'Pinkalicious'?

• Both have animal characters.

• Both involve a magical adventure.

• Both are about a love for sweets.

• Both are set in a fantasy world.

What grade level is 'The Chocolate Touch' aimed at?

• Fifth grade

• Third grade

• Fourth grade

• Second grade

What is John's favorite type of candy?

• Lollipops

• Chocolate

• Candy canes

• Gummy bears

What does John do with his money?

• Spends it on books

• Buys candy

• Saves it for a toy

• Gives it to friends

What does John love more than anything else?

• Watching movies

• Reading books

• Eating chocolate

• Playing sports

What does John's family think about his chocolate obsession?

• They are unaware

• They disapprove

• They are indifferent

• They encourage it

What does John find surprising at the candy store?

• The size of the store

• The candy man's outfit

• The variety of candies

• The price of chocolates

What does John do with the box of chocolates when he gets home?

• Hides it under his bed

• Shares it with his family

• Eats it immediately

• Gives it to a friend