About This Book
When two paintings hanging across from each other in a museum fall in love, a resourceful art student finds a way to unite the lovers.
Wonderlit Review
Diane Stanley's 'The Gentleman and the Kitchen Maid' offers a charming and imaginative tale about two paintings in a museum who fall in love. When their positions on opposite walls prevent them from being together, a resourceful art student steps in to help. This gentle story explores themes of love and connection through a whimsical premise, making it a heartwarming read-aloud. It's ideal for children aged 4-8 who enjoy imaginative stories and a touch of romance, and can spark conversations about art and problem-solving.
Discussion Prompts
1
What do you think it feels like to be a painting on a wall?
2
How did the art student show kindness and cleverness?
3
What are some ways people show love to each other?
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