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Polly Profiterole’s Little Town Good Enough to Eat

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“How would you like to live in a town that had absolutely no shops, school, church or pub?  

Well, Polly Profiterole didn’t…and she was quite fed up. One day she woke up with a great idea…she would bake a town and her husband Percy would build it!”  

Illustrations by Margarita Levina of a Jam Drop Dress Shop, Apple Strudel School and Cup Cake Coffee Shop to name a few, will leave everybody’s tummies rumbling. 

Recommended age 3 to 8yrs

  • Title: Polly Profiterole’s Little Town Good Enough to Eat
  • Publisher: Little Steps Publishing
  • Author: Maggie May Gordon
  • ISBN: 9781925839227
  • Format: Softcover
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Hazel ★★★★★

My daughter asked for this every night for a week straight—the idea of a town with no shops or school apparently cracks her up, and the pages have just enough text to keep her engaged without losing her attention.

Steven B. ★★★★★

My little one was completely captivated by Polly Profiterole's frustration with her town—such a clever way to spark a conversation about what makes a community. The story’s playful twist at the end had us both giggling, and it’s quickly become a new favorite for bedtime reading.

Ryan ★★★☆☆

The premise is charming, and my kid liked the idea of a town with nothing in it—but the story felt a bit short for the price. I wish the vocabulary was a little richer for older readers.