Tops and Bottoms

by Janet Stevens

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Note, we read this on a Kindle Fire. There are two Kindle Fire versions available in FreeTime Unlimited. The version (2014) with the medal on the bear is beautiful and converted as pictures on the device in a vertical view. The (1995) with the medal in the bottom left corner is corrupted with a failed attempt to data translate the text. The later is a miserable way to read via Kindle Fire, the newer is beautiful. Also note, this is called Tops & Bottoms, and not Tops and Bottoms. This will help in your search.

I chose to read this book because it came across on the Kindle Free FreeTime Unlimited trial. The cover looked vibrant and silly. It is a cute little read and one could assume as a related sequel to one familiar with Aesop's Fables. Great for discussion of farming, sharecropping, depression era, work effort and more. Also lovely for identifying different types of vegetable crops and a little botany. Lots of treasures in this adorable book and vivid attractive pictures as well.

We do not own a copy of this book, but were able to read it through our trial time with FreeTime Unlimited on a Kindle Fire. I wouldn't mind owning a copy.