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Cows Are Vegetarians

September 5th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Books

Review By JOHN MCINTYRE With a title like Cows Are Vegetarians, you would expect this book to tell you all about how cows eat grass all their lives. Fortunately, inside its cover is a message much more exciting and profound. Educating your kids about the vegan or vegetarian lifestyle can be tough at times, which [...]

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Eating Animals and Reading About Them

July 9th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Books

Post By MICHAEL CROLAND In its May/June issue, The Horn Book (a leading journal about children’s literature) featured an article by vegetarian and children’s book author Jennifer Armstrong. Ms. Armstrong tackled the apparent inconsistency between feeding animals to children and teaching them to do the right thing by using animals as models for good behavior. [...]

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Make and Eat Vegetarian Food

May 28th, 2010 · No Comments · Books

Review By JACQUELINE BODNAR Most children love helping to cook, and learning to cook healthy vegetarian food is a skill that will last them a lifetime. Make and Eat Vegetarian Food by Susannah Blake is a vegetarian cookbook for kids ages 9-12. The cookbook offers detailed instructions and images showing, step by step, how to prepare [...]

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Chicken in the Kitchen

February 1st, 2010 · No Comments · Books

Review By JESSICA ALMY Uh oh, I thought when I first viewed this title in our local library.  I’m going to hate this book. Happily, I soon discovered that no harm comes to the chicken in Tony Johnston and Eleanor Taylor’s silly book.  When she invades the dog’s kitchen, the canine doesn’t so much as [...]

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Kids Can Cook

January 12th, 2010 · No Comments · Books

Review By JACQUELINE BODNAR As most parents know, it is important to get vegetarian kids in the kitchen. The more they cook, the more they learn how to prepare healthy and tasty vegetarian food, which are skills that can last a lifetime. Those kids that have their own cookbook like the idea of getting in [...]

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Wolfsnail: Backyard Predator

December 12th, 2009 · No Comments · Books

Review By JESSICA ALMY It’s hard not to be amazed by this book by Sarah C. Campbell and Richard P. Campbell.  First there’s the surprise of a carnivorous snail.  To see one up close, complete with lip extensions that look like a mustache, and to read its story* is a genuine treat, at least from [...]

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That’s Why We Don’t Eat Animals

December 3rd, 2009 · 2 Comments · Books

Review By CAROLYN M. MULLIN Newcomer to the publishing world, illustrator and now author Ruby Roth is making waves with That’s Why We Don’t Eat Animals: A Book About Vegans, Vegetarians, and All Living Things. Her stunning artwork mesmerizes readers with visits to the Amazon Rainforest and the marvels of the big blue ocean, all [...]

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The Magic Finger

November 15th, 2009 · No Comments · Books

Review By JESSICA ALMY Ever get so mad at someone that you see red?  When that happens to the narrator of Roald Dahl and Quentin Blake‘s book The Magic Finger, she points her magic finger and well … things happen. Veg kids will probably relate when the narrator gets angry at her friends and neighbors, [...]

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Alice in Paris

November 10th, 2009 · No Comments · Movies

Review By JESSICA ALMY This old movie, available on DVD, uses the character of Alice in Wonderland to present a variety of classic children’s stories including one featuring the French orphan Madeline. Veg parents should know that while this film depicts a child freeing captive animals from cages, the liberated animals ultimately decide to return [...]

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‘Twas the Night Before Thanksgiving

November 7th, 2009 · 2 Comments · Books

Review By JESSICA ALMY Dav Pilkey, creator of Captain Underpants, wrote and illustrated a decidedly pro-vegetarian children’s book for publishing behemoth Scholastic. In a playful parody on the classic Christmas poem, Pilkey brings a busload of children to a turkey farm where they befriend birds Ollie, Stanley, Larry, Moe, Wally, Beaver, Shemp, and Groucho.  The [...]

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