Shop co-owner Lisa Tucker gave away free donuts that had candy eyes and looked like the donut in the book, to kids and their parents during the first signing and plans to do the same at this signing, Sabatino said.
Sabatino wrote and illustrated the book, which he says is about “sharing.” A misshapen tiny doughnut made from leftover dough almost gets thrown into the trash until a hungry youngster changes everything. The doughnut gets laughed at, criticized and rejected, not just by customers, but also by the other doughnuts.
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