The Snobby Square

About this book

Square has a problem. A big problem! Square is a snob, and he doesn't like shapes with attributes that are different from his. As the most popular shape in town, he decides to create a very distinguished club for only the best shapes. However, Square begins to notice more of the club members' unique characteristics, and he becomes even less accepting. The number of club members begins to dwindle as he lets his judgements get in the way of friendship. In the end, Square learns an important lesson-- not only about himself, but the qualities of others.