Vegetables? No thank you
Peas are awful, broccoli looks like tiny trees, mushrooms feel like slimy slugs, and pumpkin sticks like paste. This determined young eater has a reason for refusing every colour on the plate.
Mum says eating a rainbow is important-but surely there must be an easier way. What about taking a pill instead?
With playful rhymes, exaggerated excuses and plenty of humour, A Rainbow on My Plate follows one child's very firm opinions about food-and the small, surprising moment that just might change his mind.
A funny and relatable picture book for children aged 4-8, especially those who are cautious about trying new foods. Perfect for sharing at home, in preschool or in the classroom, and for starting gentle conversations about food, taste and giving something new a try.