Children's Books

• Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups : Your essential guide to family fun & good health

• A Beginning Blueprint for Good Health for Life -- Preparing Wholesome, Natural Foods & Making Every Day a Celebration

Because a great many of the recipes in the book are raw fresh fruit or fresh vegetable &quote;arrangements&quote; such as a &quote;Grapefruit Sun&quote; or &quote;Tangelo Flower&quote; or &quote;Pear Volcano&quote; or &quote;Apple and Cheese House&quote; or &quote;Apple Racecar,&quote; just calling it a cookbook does not quite convey its essence. The book also opens with the story, &quote;Adventures in Abunda Gardens&quote; for parents to enjoy with children and to nurture their youngsters' love of reading. REVIEWS BELOW:

• &quote;The beauty of Linda Davis Kyle's new book is that it offers solutions on numerous fronts to help nurture children; whereas, most writers have addressed only nutrition, only children's attitudes, or only parenting techniques. Using this book will help to ensure that your family has not only healthier meals but also more fun together, keeping fresh and alive that special parent and child bond. This book is not just another cookbook; it is a workbook for family fun!&quote;  -- Guy Lancaster, Editor Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups

• &quote;With its blueprint for good health for life, Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups will propel loving parents, grandparents, teachers, and other caring adults
  a giant step in the right direction to help create in youngsters (and adults) a healthful, positive attitude about nourishing foods.&quote;  -- Michael Janson, MD, Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups Afterword.  WholeHealth New England, Arlington, MA Editor of Dr. Janson's Healthy Living

• &quote;Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups, the latest appropriately titled volume by Linda Davis Kyle internationally published writer on health and nutrition, is a godsend for caring--but busy--parents, care givers, and others who wish to impart a healthy attitude toward food in children at a time when they are bombarded with alluring advertisements for all kinds of fast junk food.&quote;  -- George B. Kauffman, PhD, Professor of Chemistry, California State University-Fresno

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