Description: A lighthearted, humorous picture book from the author/illustrator duo behind Don't Hug Doug about a boy who wants everything to be perfectly even.
Say hello to Steven. Steven likes to share! He knows the best way to share something is to split it in half. It's fun! It's fair! And it's EVEN. But some things aren't so easy to split in half . . . Like a nickel. Or a book. Or a slide. Sometimes taking turns is better. Or giving one of something to each person. Steven likes these options because they're fun, and fair, and still EVEN! But...can some things be even, but not fair? Can some things be fair, but not even? Steven isn't so sure, and he'll need YOUR help to figure it out!Review Quotes: A Junior Library Guild Selection
* "Witty and surprising, this title dances flawlessly along the border between outright humor and smart, spot-on social-emotional teaching. . . This book is everything children need in a book: smart, funny, relevant, and surprising--and highly recommended." --School Library Journal, starred review* "Finison and Wiseman present a surprisingly complex subject in a way that's fresh, fun, and entirely creative. An excellent catalyst for classroom discussions, the book is sure to provoke giggles while getting kids to consider equity in an age-appropriate way . . . Superb conversation starters for youngsters who fret about fairness--in other words, all kids." --Kirkus Reviews, starred review
"The subtle difference between things being 'even' and 'fair' can be a difficult concept for
children to grasp, and this playful book offers an engaging introduction. . . illustrations packed with comical detail accompany the smart story." --Booklist