A FUN READ ABOUT LEARNING ABOUT NUTRITION!
We all know children love candy, and sometimes they eat too much. Snack Attack is a fun, creative look at nutrition that shows children that eating well is a matter of making the right choices.
Addison Apple loves chocolate candy, ice cream, cookies, cake, and just about anything with a lot of sugar. His mother decided to see what would happen if she let Addison eat anything he liked. Addison thought it was a great idea.
Snack Attack is a fun listen, and children of all ages can identify with Addison!
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Author Marsha Casper Cook is also a screenwriter and radio show personality on Blog Talk Radio discussing writing, publishing and advocating October Breast Cancer Awareness as well as other worthy causes. She is the founder of Michigan Avenue Media. Her novels include romance, adventure, inspirational books, fiction, non-fiction and children’s stories. Having read many of her books, this reader is always impressed at the quality of Marsha’s writing, no matter the subject matter. This fine little book succeeds as an instructional health lesson as well as an entertaining children’s story.
In this children’s book (one very much intended as a booster for parents and grandparents also in its message!), Marsha, assisted by the fine illustrations of Mikey Brooks, we meet Addison Apple as he faces his mother who has prepared healthy oatmeal for his breakfast (Addison hates oatmeal, preferring cookies and candy) and while mother takes a telephone call Addison feeds the oatmeal to his dog Sammy, taking credit for finishing his oatmeal and fooling his mom. He stuffs his mouth with cookies (breaking the cookie jar) while his mom waits in the car to drive him to school. Not fooled his mother confronts Addison and, wisely, the lesson begins: Addison can eat whatever he picks out! He stuffs himself with sweets - gets sick. Addison wakes up the next morning to a breakfast of oatmeal – and he likes it! His mother’s wise response has changed his way of eating.
In this children’s book (one very much intended as a booster for parents and grandparents also in its message!), Marsha, assisted by the fine illustrations of Mikey Brooks, we meet Addison Apple as he faces his mother who has prepared healthy oatmeal for his breakfast (Addison hates oatmeal, preferring cookies and candy) and while mother takes a telephone call Addison feeds the oatmeal to his dog Sammy, taking credit for finishing his oatmeal and fooling his mom. He stuffs his mouth with cookies (breaking the cookie jar) while his mom waits in the car to drive him to school. Not fooled his mother confronts Addison and, wisely, the lesson begins: Addison can eat whatever he picks out! He stuffs himself with sweets - gets sick. Addison wakes up the next morning to a breakfast of oatmeal – and he likes it! His mother’s wise response has changed his way of eating.
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