Keiki O Ka Aina FAmily Learning Centers / Books - The Vegetable Story Book for Readers and Eaters

incorporate myths, history, oral tradition and popular culture to bring the subject of vegetables alive. Food does not exist in a vacuum: Our attitudes toward it are shaped by childhood experiences, ethnic heritage and family traditions. The Vegetable Storybook introduces children to foods they may not be eating regularly. In the interest of the continuing health of the nation’s children, some food attitudes need to be adjusted to incorporate more healthful foods into the diet.

Keiki O Ka Aina Press. "Our press focuses on educational, inspirational, fiction, non-fiction, educational curriculum and poetry that appeals to children, youth, young adults their parents and grandparents. We are interested in intergenerational work, creative work that supports healthful living, as well as academic, physical, and social emotional development. No unsolicited manuscripts at this time, please."

avg. press run 500. Pub'd 9 titles 2009; expects 10 titles 2010, 15 titles 2011. No titles listed in the Small Press Record of Books in Print. Discounts: Industry standard; contact us. 20pp. Reporting time: three months. Simultaneous submissions accepted: No. Payment: negotiated. Copyrights for author.

Subjects: Adolescence, Aging, Ecology, Foods, Education, Family, Fiction, Food, Eating, Hawaii, Indigenous Cultures, Nutrition, Poetry, Young Adult.