Author(s): Susan Chandler; Elena Odriozola (Illustrator, Introduction by)

Childrens

"When my right arm fell off, I knew what to do. I stuck it back on, with vegetable glue." This is a quirky story about a little girl who refuses to eat her vegetables. Suddenly things start falling off her body Her right arm, her nose, and even her head roll away and she must use vegetable glue to stick them back on. Whenever she coughs, something is bound to go flying from her face--poor kid. Granny comes to save the day, though, with a bag of wonderful produce, and the little girl digs in as she realizes that eating cake for every meal might not be the healthiest of choices. What I Do with Vegetable Glue offers a silly story with a very important lesson for young children to inspire good eating habits--and a belly laugh or two.

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