Enemy Pie | Reading Rainbow Complete Episode | 40th Anniversary Celebration

When his dad suggests making an ""enemy pie,"" the boy in this book is excited, but confused about the requirement of spending an entire day with his adversary. In the end, he learns how to turn a best enemy into a best friend. A series of young friends share how they became friends and how they make their friendships work. Then LeVar introduces us to two friends from very different backgrounds who spend the day exploring their cultural differences. They discover that they are more similar than they ever would have thought.
Author: Derek Munson
Illustrator: Tara Calahan King
Narrator: Ed Harris
This episode of Reading Rainbow premiered on PBS in 2002.
We are celebrating Reading Rainbow's 40th anniversary with the release of 40 full episodes of the classic PBS children's series. Look for new episodes every Tuesday and Thursday through February 2024 on the Reading Rainbow CZcams Channel.
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Reading Rainbow was created in 1983 because of the “summer loss phenomena,"" where a child loses some of their reading skills because they read less during the summer. Reading Rainbow quickly grew into a broadcast blockbuster, classroom staple, and cultural icon.
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