Who Is Most Important in the Fridge? Story 3 (Fridge Stories)

$14.99

Children’s Book for age 4-8.
A playful arrangement of all types of food gives this yummy story a different look at how to make healthy choices, which are mostly stored inside the fridge. This delicious book shows veggies and fruit so juicy and alive, children will wish they could jump off the page right into their mouth. Even vegetable haters will find it hard to resist the vibrantly colored illustrations, which make each food look scrumptious and tempting. Serve this splendidly illustrated book to all who relish a good, healthy feast! It can be fun!
Fridge Stories Series are beautifully illustrated kids books for preschoolers, kindergarteners and early elementary school students.

Description

Book 3 is the culmination of the series about the value of good food and nutrition. Stacey has found her way back to Frank the Fridge. She is standing at the open door, wondering what to eat first. The foods inside the fridge are arguing which should be her first choice. As the foods present their case, young readers learn not only about the health benefits of each but also their disadvantages. For example, oranges provide lots of vitamins, but they can give some children a rash. Onions help to cure a cold, but they can cause tears. Strawberries are nutritious but they might cause allergies. This series is great for children who may be fussy eaters or unadventurous when it comes to trying out new foods or a more varied diet. After discovering this story, you may just see children peeping cautiously inside their own kitchen fridge to see if it might actually be true!

Who Is Most Important in the Fridge? Story 3 (Fridge Stories)

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