The princess who hated peas

A book that will convince children to try new, healthy flavors! Princess Amelia lived in Peas Lee, but she hated peas. So he foiled a plan to exterminate them, but it backfired: The peas flooded the kingdom! Then she decided to try one and was amazed by its deliciousness! Includes: Note for parents and educators to help children introduce new flavors into their diet. A book of the American Psychological Association (APA). They said about the book: Children who are difficult to eat will identify with this story and the notes at the end will help parents to expand their children's taste horizons. –Mom's Radius Adorable, full-color illustrations and fun storytelling in a story that inspires cooks, educators, and kids. –Midwest Book Review Susan Sweet is a clinical psychologist and mother of two. He has worked in hospitals and schools with actions for the good physical and mental health of children. She loves cooking. Dr. Brenda Miles is a pediatrician and neuropsychologist. She also hated peas when she was little, with which she has now come to terms. Valeria Docambo is from Argentina and has illustrated many children's books such as Phileas's Fortune, and Not Every Princess.

Category: Ages 3+
Pages: 36
Dimensions: 20.5 x 25.5 cm.
Color: Color
Cover: Hardcover