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SEARCH BY TITLE Title TN Message Rating F/N Vegetable Soup Morris, Ann 2 2 N Scholastic Inc., 1994 This short picture book uses simple text and large illustrations to tell children how to make vegetable soup. While it’s not a recipe, per se, it could be used as an introduction to a recipe for vegetable soup, especially one that might be more complex than the children could read. This book could also serve as a model for children making their own books about cooking a favorite food. Vegetables in the Garden de Bourgoing, Pascale and Gallimard Jeunesse 2 1 N Scholastic Inc., 1994 One of several titles in the First Discovery Books series, this spiral bound book presents clearly written information about vegetables as they are grown in a garden. Colorful illustrations show carrots, lettuce, potatoes, tomatoes, peas and other vegetables, the parts above and below the ground, and the parts inside the skin or pods. Plastic overlay pages help children visualize what is inside. Veggie Soup Donohue, Dorothy 2 2 F Winslow Press, 2000 Miss Bun, a rabbit, wants to make veggie soup. When her animal friends contribute their favorite ingredients such as worms, bugs, and hay, the soup is a disaster. They decide to make another veggie soup following Great Nana’s recipe with “soup-perb” results. The cleverly written text and creative cut-paper illustrations combine to make this an amusing and informative picture book. The recipe for “Great Nana’s Veggie Soup” is included at the end of the book. Venus & Serena Williams Donaldson, Madeline 5 2 N Lerner Publications, 2003 This brief biography of Venus and Serena Williams opens with a description of the 2001 women’s U.S. Open Final. This game was significant because it was the first time the two sisters faced each other AND it was the first time two African Americans played for the title. The book recounts their experiences growing up in a family dedicated to their education and tennis success. The book is illustrated with color photographs and concludes with timelines of their career highlights, a glossary, a listing of other books and websites, and an index. Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Carle, Eric 1 3 F Scholastic Inc., 1987 A very hungry caterpillar munches his way through too much food and then has a stomachache. The next day he eats a green leaf and feels much better. Eventually, he is transformed into a butterfly. Eric Carle’s vividly illustrated picture book is a favorite of many and can be used to help young children learn the names of foods. Page 92 UPDATED MICHIGAN TEAM NUTRITION BOOKLIST
SEARCH BY TITLE Title TN Message Rating F/N Very Smart Pea and the Princess-To-Be, The Grey, Mini 2 3 F Alfred A. Knopf, 2003 This witty version of the Princes and the Pea is told through the eyes of the pea. When the prince can’t find a worthy princess to wed, the pea finds a way to convince everyone that the gardener’s daughter is a real princess. This clever and humorous tale with amusing illustrations raises the stature of garden peas. Visit to the Farmers’ Market, A Sissel-Phelan, Peggy 2 1 N Brain Child Books, 2006 Large, colorful photos and simple text make a visit to the farmers’ market a special treat. Delicious-looking fruits and vegetables almost leap off the page as you stroll down the aisles, touching and tasting them. Benefits of fresh food are emphasized, as is the fun of meeting new people at the market. Readers also learn that fresh foods comes from farms and gardens. Walter the Baker Carle, Eric 2 2 F Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 1995 Walter the Baker makes the most delicious baked goods in the whole Duchy, and its rulers, the Duke and Duchess, especially love his sweet rolls. One morning when the cat tipped over the can of milk, Walter makes the sweet rolls using water and hopes that no one notices the difference. But the Duke and Duchess are furious and declare that Walter must invent a delicious roll through which the rising sun can shine three times, and it must be made from one piece of dough. If he fails, he will be banished forever. This completes another charming Eric Carle story with his distinctive illustrations that tells us how Walter meets the challenge with his new invention. Warthogs in the Kitchen Edwards, Pamela Duncan 1 3 F Scholastic Inc., 1998 Children will giggle aloud at the way warthogs make cupcakes. Rhyming text and large, silly illustrations make this a funny picture book to read aloud or for beginning readers to read independently. The last page has two cupcake recipes—one for humans and one for warthogs. Way We Do It In Japan, The Iijima, Geneva Cobb 1 3 F Albert Whitman & Co., 2002 Gregory’s mother is American and his father, Japanese. When they move from the U.S to Japan, Gregory learns new things including how to make new friends. As Japanese words are introduced in the story, the pronunciation is included on the page. The story concludes with an informational page about customs and traditions in Japan. UPDATED MICHIGAN TEAM NUTRITION BOOKLIST Page 93
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