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I Do Not Eat the Colour Green!
By Lynne Rickards
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Fussy eaters will relate to Marlene McKean who stubbornly refuses to eat anything that is green and goes to great lengths to avoid the green foods. When a countess invites her to a fancy party and serves green grapes, Marlene gives in and is shocked to learn that she does like green foods after all. Rhyming text and humorous illustrations make this book a read-aloud treat. Softcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Independent Publishers Group |
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Eat Your Peas, Louise! Rookie Ready to Learn
By Pegeen Snow
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Louise’s brother will try anything to get her to eat her peas, but nothing seems to work, until he remembers to use the magic word. This special edition includes age-appropriate school readiness activity pages that focus on rhyming, shapes, healthy eating and trying new things. Also includes a simple science experiment and a word list. Softcover, 40 pages. Ages 4-7.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Scholastic/Grolier |
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Monsters Don't Eat Broccoli
By Barbara Jean Hicks
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In this rollicking picture book monsters insist they don’t like broccoli. They’d rather snack on tractors or a rocket ship or two, but boy do those trees they’re munching on look an awful lot like broccoli. Maybe vegetables aren’t so bad after all! This hilarious book will have youngsters laughing out loud and craving healthy monster snacks of their own. Hardcover, 40 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Random House |
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Nate's Big Hair and the Grapefruit in There
By Duke Christoffersen
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When Nate doesn’t want to try an unfamiliar food, he hides it in his humongous hair. So Nate’s mom serves him a big grapefruit every day, until finally it takes an army of super-strong, grapefruit-eating ants to get the grapefruit out of Nate’s hair—and to teach him the importance of eating his grapefruit. Softcover, 30 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Brainfood Garden |
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Night of the Veggie Monster
By George McClements
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Children and parents alike will relate to this dramatized depiction of what happens when a little boy is faced with eating even one tiny pea. His eyes water, his toes curl and before he knows it, he turns into a Veggie Monster. But before he can smash the chairs and tip the table, he is surprised to find the pea actually tasted all right. No more Veggie Monster, until…broccoli night. Inventive, mixed-media illustrations add to the fun. Hardcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Macmillan Publishing
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Two eggs, please.
By Sarah Weeks and Betsy Lewin
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Poached. Raw. Over easy. All the customers at this bustling diner order two eggs, yet no two orders are the same. A clever look at similarities and differences. Hardcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Simon and Schuster
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Picky Nicky
By Cathy East Dubowski and Mark Dubowski
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In this picture reader Nicky would rather eat bees and parrots than peas and carrots. But when she combines them with her favorite food, she finds she can eat them after all. Softcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Penguin Putnam |
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The Monster Who Ate My Peas
By Danny Schnitzlein
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Finicky eaters take heed for one gruesome monster can eliminate any food you dread, if only you’re willing to sacrifice something in return. For one boy, the demands of the monster escalate with every plate of peas, forcing the boy to either face his fear of peas or risk losing another treasured possession. Rhyming verse and rich illustrations, including one truly grotesque monster, put picky eating in perspective. Hardcover OR Softcover, 32 pages. Ages 4 and up.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Peachtree Publishing |
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I Will Never NOT EVER Eat a Tomato
By Lauren Child
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The classic story of Charlie and Lola is now available in this "utterly
brilliant pop-up edition." All the best parts of the original story are
emphasized with amazing pull tabs, pull-opens, and pop-up pages. If you
love this story, you've got to have this version! 16 pages.
Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Random House/Candelwick |
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Delicious! A Pumpkin Soup Story
By Helen Cooper
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It's lunchtime and friends Cat, Duck, and Squirrel want to make pumpkin soup. Unfortunately there isn't a ripe pumpkin in sight! Can they agree on fish soup? Mushroom soup? Or be satisfied with beet soup? Follow Cat, Duck and Squirrel as they negotiate their lunch plans and chop vegetables like zucchini, tomatoes, and carrots for their healthy soups. Includes beet soup recipe. Hardcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Macmillan Publishing Services |
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Picky Peggy
By Jennifer Dussling
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Peggy is a picky eater—and proud of it! When she lets her new pet duckling, Fluff, be as picky as she is, Peggy learns a growing duck needs a balanced, varied diet to be healthy. Peggy wants to be healthy too and knows just what she needs to do. Part of the Science Solves It! series, this book integrates teaching good nutrition and science skills. The book includes a “Think Like a Scientist” page designed to show young readers that science is a part of their lives every day. Softcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Lerner Books |
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Gregory the Terrible Eater
By Mitchell Sharmat
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This classic children’s story features Gregory, the most picky eater of all goats! Instead of chewing on tin cans and rubber tires like normal goats, Gregory craves fruits, vegetables, and other yummy treats. His parents wonder why, oh why, can’t Gregory just be a normal goat? A Reading Rainbow selection. Softcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Harper Collins/Scholastic |
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The Incredible Book Eating Boy
By Oliver Jeffers
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Henry loved to eat books, and the more he ate the smarter he got...until
one day he ate so many books he became ill. He sadly gave up eating
books and discovered he loved to eat broccoli and read books. From then on he was known as, "The Incredible
Broccoli Eating Boy," although a bite out of the back cover of this book
suggests he still occasionally indulges in bit of book. A hilarious, ingenious story coupled
with equally unique illustrations. Hardcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-8.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Penguin Putnam |
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Lunch at the Zoo
By Brenda Cartee Lee
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When little Bubba Baxter won't eat his breakfast because mom is serving healthy food, he takes off to the zoo, hoping to find what the animals eat to be much more appealing. Bubba soon finds out that the monkeys, zebras, and parrots eat nothing but apples, grains, and carrots and that the gorilla, though King of the Beasts, eats lots of fruit - no candy or sweets. Hardcover, 32 pages. Ages 4-10.
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Manufacturer/Publisher:
Little Cottage Books |
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