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by Lee Libro (Illustrator), Karen Leonetti (Author)
Teaching your family to EAT WELL and avoid pre- packaged, fake foods has never been easier! This book is a refreshing addition to any child's library. In the back of our special "Fresh Food" storybook are four child-approved dairy free, gluten free and sugar free recipes. A "Notes and Hints" page provides parents easy information to help children of all ages to EAT WELL. Picky or finicky eaters will learn to enjoy eating freshly grown foods from these pages written by a preschool teacher of 20 years and Fresh Food Expert. This outside story adventure is a priceless resource for parents, grandparents and teachers alike. Written to reduce childhood obesity and to show healthy eating choices, the delightful watercolor illustrations engage children beautifully. Come follow how the characters Earth and Angel encourage children to eat a rainbow every day by teaching them how healthy foods grow in a garden and affect their bodies through food resemblances. We offer a money back guarantee if your child doesn't try just one new fresh fruit or vegetable after reading this book. We know your family will love to learn about "Grow-Foods", unlike fake fast foods from a factory. Just turn the pages together and go outside as they follow their magical treasure map, plugging into a "Green-Time" adventure by unplugging from "Screen-Time" inside. Children will learn a new appreciation for backyard or community gardens and will want to plant their own seeds and DIG right in!
Author Biography
Karen Leonetti is a Child Development Specialist and a Fun Fresh Food Expert. Her mission is to get children excited about growing a backyard garden and eating freshly grown, unpackaged foods. She and her husband, Danny, operated their Eco-Green preschool for 17 years together. Karen is a cancer survivor-thriver since 1993 from pesticide poisoning. Her cancer experience catapulted her to write her first children's nutritional storybook to help keep children healthy. They plan to donate a portion of their proceeds to children's cancer hospitals worldwide. Their cat, Tabatha, appears on many pages of her storybook. Karen enjoys eating well, teaching fresh food fun workshops, coaching parents to live harmoniously with their children, gardening and walks around the lake for daily exercise and fresh air.
