The Last Peach

Gus Gordon's "The Last Peach" is a witty and charming picture book that follows two bug friends grappling with a monumental decision: what to do with the single, ripe peach left at the end of summer. Their internal and external debate is filled with humorous "what if" scenarios, exploring themes of indecision, sharing, and the anxieties of making a choice. Perfect for ages 4-8, this book offers a lighthearted way to discuss problem-solving, friendship dynamics, and the often-overwhelming process of making even small decisions. It's a fantastic read-aloud that will spark giggles and thoughtful conversations about anticipation and the joy of shared experiences.

Gus Gordon's The Last Peach is the story of two indecisive bugs contemplating eating the last peach of the summer in a hilarious picture book about anticipation and expectation. Summer’s almost over, and there’s one peach left. There’s also one big question in the air: Should someone eat it? What if it’s rotten inside? But what if it’s juicy? Should the bug who saw it first get to eat it? Should both bugs share it with their friends? Will anyone eat the peach?! EVER?!?