When Vegetables Go Bad

By Don Gillmor and Mary Louise Gay

This work of fiction is a great tool to introduce nutrition to younger audiences and encourage them to eat vegetables. The title might mislead you to think the vegetables in the book are spoiling but the story is really about vegetables behaving badly because Ivy refused to eat them. Instead of eating her vegetables, Ivy stuffed them into her pocket. At night when she is sleeping, the vegetables form a taunting chorus in Ivy's sleep and invade her dreams with nasty songs. No matter how Ivy tries to run from this nightmare, the vegetables chase her down and continue their harassment. Once she admits she likes vegetables, the nightmare stops.

ISBN:1-55209-261-5
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