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by Priyanka Agarwal Mehta (Author)
A hilarious food face-off between veggies and cake! Want to spark your child's imagination? Just ask them to come up with reasons to not eat their veggies. Cake on the other hand is always welcome. Here is a playful book to help make mealtimes fun for your little one.
Skills Your Child Will Learn This Storybook:
Creativity & ImaginationCommunication & ExpressionEmpathy & Early Storytelling SkillsWhy Squirrel In My Tummy is a Must-Have:
Enjoy Mealtime: Jump into a fun story where veggies are tricky, but cake is the prize, this reading book makes mealtime a playful time for kids.
Boost Imagination: Spark your child's creativity with captivating storytelling, encouraging them to explore imaginative scenarios and develop a love for storytelling.
Enhance Communication Skills: Through playful narratives and relatable scenarios, this book fosters communication skills, allowing children to talk more about foods they like and don't like, and share their feelings.
Ideal for 2-6 Years: Loved by little ones, our engaging books are handpicked by preschoolers and kindergarteners, making early education a joyful experience.
Perfect for Gifting: Whether enhancing your child's early learning journey or seeking the ideal gift for kids, our picture book promises endless moments of joy, learning, and bonding.
Bonding Over Books: It's not just for kids - it's for you too! This picture book provides a chance for you and your child to have fun with words together. Learning time becomes play
Author Biography
Priyanka Agarwal Mehta is a mother to two vivacious girls and most of her books stem from her interactions with her daughters. Her books include subtle themes of empathy, problem-solving and communication - capabilities that she considers key to a happy and successful life. She holds a BA from Northwestern University, US and an MBA from the University of Cambridge, UK. She sits on the board of several educational institutions. Her work is fueled by a deep respect for children, emphasis on research and a love for learning. She enjoys theatre, talking to strangers and making up silly games to play in restaurants. She lives with a big family, five dogs and too many books in Ahmedabad, India.
