The Big Cheese: A Review
The Big Cheese
John, Jory. The Big Cheese. Illustrated
by Pete Oswald. New York, HarperCollins, 7 Nov. 2023. 34 Pages. $19.99, ISBN
978-0-063-32950-8
Cheese
is one of the best to ever do it. They call him The Big Cheese for a reason.
He’s the best at everything he does, and he has no problem with letting
everybody know. From sports, to theater, to magic shows, everyone can count on
The Big Cheese as being the best. One day, Wedge moves into the village. He has
the complete opposite personality of Cheese; he’s shy, quiet, and humble. However, one day the village holds the
Cheese-Cathalon, a competition that Cheese has won for the last six years. In
the first race, Cheese and Wedge are neck and neck when Wedge wins by just a
hair. In fact, Wedge wins every competition. Cheese shows his visible
frustration at every loss but at the end of the day, he learns a lesson in
humility. After his defeat, he learns to be a supportive friend, to have
hobbies just to have fun, and even how to lose humbly. This book is great for reading
aloud with its call and response phrasing and boastful energy. Readers will
enjoy this entertaining book filled with colorful illustrations, cheesy puns,
and a thoughtful message of learning to be humble.
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