“Chopsticks” written by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and illustrated by Scott Magoon, this book is about a two chopsticks that never split up. In this story chopsticks never split up because, well they couldn’t. If they did split then they would be able to do anything. But since they always were together the chopsticks had no personality. Then the next day one of the chopsticks broke it leg, so he went the doctor to get it fixed. That day when he got his leg fixed both chopsticks decided to take a day apart from each other. For that one day both chopsticks did their own things a that created personalities. I would suggest this book for primary students. I really liked this book I think it taught a good lesson about being yourself. Overall I really liked the book it taught a good lesson to be yourself and not what your somebody else is.