Childrens Book Review Corner

Story by Harriet Ziefert
Ziefert pens a charming account of the life of an apple through the eyes of children in this almost good-enough-to-eat book.

by Vivian French
Fruit is yummy! That is what Oliver, the main character, learns in this book.

by Iinnovative Kids
This book is actually listed as a paperback, but is made of nontoxic,

Story by Jan Wolterman, Melinda Hemmelgarn, M.S., R.D., and J.W. Wolterman
This is a great resource for developing healthy eating habits in children.

by Candace Fleming
Mr. Mc Greeley decides to plant a garden of yummy vegetables to gobble up,

by Nick Fauchald
Fun, delicious, and educational are the words that best describe this book. This is a children’s cookbook that was designed to show children that learning how to cook is fun and exciting.

Yvette Garfield brings culture, food and compassion together in one book with her new cookbooks for children,…

Story by Yvette Garfield
Yvette Garfield’s Italian cookbook for kids is a wonderful educational tool for children to learn how to cook traditional Italian cuisine.

by Paul Showers
What Happens to a Hamburger? takes readers through the process of digestion.  Beginning in the mouth and ending in the bathroom,

by Lois Ehlert
Having trouble getting your child to eat veggies? Then this is the book for you.

by Lynne Cherry
The colorful illustrations throughout the book are detailed and enjoyable while the story is entertaining and fun.

Story by: Mitchell Sharmat
Do you have a picky eater at home? Well here is a story that explores how everyone (in this case,

Story by Dr. Seuss
A classic from Dr. Seuss, this comical story focuses on an unnamed character who is being coaxed by Sam-I-am to try a new dish.

Story by Deborah Hopkinson
Best for readers aged 4-9, this whimsical book is a great read for any child who has an interest in helping around the kitchen.

Story by Kes Gray
This fantastically colorful book depicts a dinnertime battle between a girl named Daisy and her mom.