Simon loves peanut butter and he brings it for lunch every day. The new student comes and he is allergic. The school makes a peanut free zone and has fun things happening to encourage the peanut free zone. Simon decides his peanut butter is more important so brings that for lunch the next day. When Simon realizes he is all alone he decides that he too will bring a peanut free lunch and eat with all his friends instead.

Age: 5-8
Source: In class book share ( )

This story is about a boy who loves peanut butter. When a new kid comes to school with a peanut allergy all the kids have to give up peanuts in order to maintain a "peanut free lunchroom". This little boy doesn't want to give up his peanut butter sandwiches. After awhile he decides that he can eat peanuts at home and eat lunch with his friends at school.

ages: 4-7
source:pierce county library

A new student attends Simons school and he has a nut allergy. Simon helps a nut free table be set up, however when he is not allowed to join the nut free table for the fact of not wanting to give up peanut butter. He ends up realizing he can eat peanut butter at home and is able to join his friends for lunch. Ages 4 to 8 years old. Pierce college library.

Simon, the main character has a hard time letting go of his peanut butter sandwiches when a new child comes to the school with a peanut allergy. He is very picky and only likes to eat a few things. However, after the school makes a fun peanut free cafe within the cafeteria and all of the classmates become regulars Simon eventually tries a new meal to join in on the fun.
Ages: 4-8
Source: In Class Book Share

In this school, all of the children love peanut butter, Simon especially, it's one of the only four foods he eats. Grant is a new kid at the school and everyone takes a liking to him. But Grant has a peanut allergy. The school came together and made a peanut free cafe. Everyone loved eating there, only thing was you couldn't bring in anything with peanut so Simon was left out. Eventually Simon figured out a way to hang out with all of his friends and Grant again by adding one more food to his list and that's all he ate at school everyday. At home he'll have his peanut butter, but not anymore at school.
Ages: 5 and up
Source: In class presentation