Tomanji and the Bigger Slice: a Money Story About Sharing Work, Reward, How Piece of Something Beats All Nothing

Would you rather have HALF of something wonderful... or ALL of nothing?When Winnie needs someone to prepare a grand feast for the whole wood - with a great pile of acorns as the prize - two woodlanders want it most. Barnaby the pack-rat means to keep every acorn and do it all himself. But Tomanji does something different: he admits he can't do it alone, brings in Rosie the baker and a whole wonderful team, and offers to SHARE the reward.Barnaby, hoarding and all alone, ends up with a floppy feast and not a single acorn. Tomanji's team makes magic - and Tomanji learns that half of a great big prize is still a great big prize! A warm, funny story about teamwork, generosity, and the surprising truth that sharing leaves everyone - even you - with more.- A cozy, funny story for ages 3-7- Teaches abundance over scarcity: share the work, share the reward, and everyone ends up better off - through story, never a lecture- Introduces Barnaby the pack-rat, who learns that a piece of something beats all of nothing- Includes a Note for Grown-Ups, talking points, and a free "Share the Slice" activity- Book 17 of the Woodland Cents series "A slice of a grand pie is worth so much more than the whole of no pie at all."