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EDIBLE NUMBERS
Children learn their numbers by comparing commonly recognized fruits and vegetables to more exotic looking varieties. 
Roaring Brook Press
May 2015 Praise and Honors for Edible Numbers
An Amazon best book for May 2015 Personally selected by Mario Batali as part of the First Books' Healthy Kids Collection from the Mario Batali Foundation. "An appetizing array of fruits and vegetables are counted from one to 12, accompanied by gorgeous, full-color photographs....A charming addition for food-related lesson plans or programming. ―School Library Journal “This companion to Edible Colors presents photographs of fruits and vegetables in groups from one to 12 . . . A tasty way for preschoolers to sharpen their counting skills.” ―Kirkus Reviews |
EDIBLE COLORS
Early learners discover that everyday fruits and vegetables come in a surprising assortment of colors. 
Roaring Brook Press
November 2014 Praise and Honors for Edible Colors
Personally selected by Mario Batali as part of the First Books' Healthy Kids Collection from the Mario Batali Foundation. “This well-designed title steps away from the narrow view that apples are red and steps into the seemingly infinite range of colors and varieties of the world.” ―Booklist “"...readers will enjoy lush, attractive images of a red watermelon, a red Dacca banana, a green Gage plum, a Mexican lime, a yellow Amarillo watermelon, Anne yellow raspberries, Russian Blue potatoes, and many more. Bass presents a "rainbow of edible colors" in this attractive introduction to colors and food.” ―School Library Journal “This photographic study of colors introduces both widely known and unusual fruits and vegetables . . . This volume presents appetizing produce in an engaging array.” ―Kirkus Reviews |
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