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Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups: Your Essential Guide to Family Fun & Good Health

Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups: Your Essential Guide to Family Fun & Good Health

Mindy Reed
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The internationally published health and fitness
author Linda Davis Kyle and editors Guy Lancaster and Mindy Reed have worked to
present naturally nutritious foods quickly and enjoyably to capture the
imaginations and interests not only of the young but also of the mature and to
help build better health and to help keep its readers naturally trim.







Using this book is a great way to get the recommended
five servings a day of fruits and vegetables with gentle "smart-start" recipes.
Fruitarians enjoy this book because it introduces so many fun arrangements of
luscious fresh fruits. Vegetarians love this book because it includes so many
exciting garden fresh vegetarian dishes. Meat eaters love the way the vegetable
dishes work as terrific veggie highlights and great salad accompaniments with
their delicious fresh seafoods, baked chicken, or broiled sizzling steaks. Most
of all the dishes are meant to enhance pleasant moments of sharing and nurturing
family bonding and the raising of high self-esteem at the same time that they
nourish.






These recipes imported from the make-believe land of
Abunda Gardens in Crescent Valley in the introductory story written by Kyle and
Scottish sci-fi co-author William Meikle make the recipes even more fun by
bringing magic to every meal for the youngsters and giving parents and caring
adults a pleasant way to introduce all the joy that the book can bring. With
their story, they encourage parents and other caring adults to read with
youngsters daily. Used in a gentle and relaxed manner, the book can add
immensely to the fun of being together and can increase the harmony in your
household and create warm, wonderful memories your youngsters will
cherish.






With this book you will prepare nutritious foods that
are fun for children, begin an adventure that can nurture better health and
longevity, prepare tasty meals, and plan great parties. You can introduce new
foods with "smart-start" recipes, avoid the "good-for-you" and the "bad-for-you"
traps, create rational attitudes about foods and food choices, learn to model
and to encourage fitness, and to nurture self-esteem and bright
beginnings.  Michael Scott, MD, the Medical Director of Sierra Tucson
introduces the book with his Foreword, and Michael Janson, MD, of WholeHealth
New England, concludes the book with his Afterword. The Appendix includes "Tips
for Creating a Rational Attitude toward Foods," "Tips for Staying Trim," and a
treasure chest of information resources of interest to parents, guardians,
caregivers, educators, and youngsters. A handy Index makes this title a friendly
companion reference for years to come.





About the Author:


 

Linda Davis Kyle is an internationally published health
and fitness writer. Her articles have been published in Canada, the United
States, the Netherlands Antilles, Ireland, England, South Africa, Bahrain,
Qatar, Bangladesh, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand in award-winning
publications such as Chem Matters, Healthy Options, and
WellBeing. Kyle is the author of Change Your Life with Martial Arts: Your
essential introduction to the martial arts and a co-author of The
Writer's Friend: Behind the Scenes with Editors along with Joseph Gregg,
author of Write Your Way to Riches, and Nancy McAlary, internationally
published author of short fiction. Kyle also is the co-author of the e-book,
Writing Tips Galore, along with Joseph Gregg, William Meikle, author of
Watchers: The Coming of the King, and Billie A. Williams, author of Fire
at Thunder Ridge. Kyle and Scottish science fiction author William Meikle
co-authored the Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups introductory story
"Adventures in Abunda Gardens."


















About the Contributors



 



Michael Scott, MD, has been the Medical Director
at Sierra Tucson since 1994. He is Board-certified in Family Practice and
Psychiatry, holds a Certificate of Added Qualifications in Addiction Psychiatry,
and is certified by the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Scott is listed
as one of the best health care professionals in the field of medicine and
psychiatry in The Best Doctors in America: Pacific Region, Woodward and
White, Inc., a book esteemed as the premier referral guide to the medical
profession.





Michael Janson, MD, past President of the
American College for Advancement in Medicine, charter member of the American
Holistic Medical Association, and past president of the American Preventive
Medical Association, practices alternative medicine in Arlington, Massachusetts,
and edits the newsletter, Dr. Janson's Healthy Living. Trained in both
traditional medicine and alternative therapy with 26 years' experience, Janson
writes extensively for medical journals, is an international




professional speaker on the topics of alternative
medicine, nutrition, nutritional supplements in medical therapy, and the
politics of health care. He is a consultant for Rodale Press and the author of
numerous books including Dr. Janson's New Vitamin
Revolution.












Robert C. Atkins, MD, the Father of
Complementary Medicine and the late Founder and Executive Medical Director of
The Atkins Center in New York, taught that "the best medicine integrates the
safest and most effective therapies from all the healing arts, both traditional
and alternative." His books include Dr. Atkins' Vita-Nutrient Solution:
Nature's Answer to Drugs, Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution, and Dr.
Atkins' Age-Defying Diet Revolution, among others.












Jeff Jay, the President of the Terry McGovern
Foundation in Washington, DC, is co-author of Love First with Debra Erickson
Jay. He is a trainer and a certified addictions professional. His work in
intervention has been highlighted on CNN and in periodicals such as Parade
Magazine and the Washington Post.












Griffin Cole, DDS -- a member of the American
Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry, and the American Academy
of Cosmetic Dentistry -- is a recognized leader in mercury-free dentistry and
has been published in numerous journals including Dental Economics and
Dentistry Today.





















About the Editors

Guy
Lancaster earned his Master's degree in English from Arkansas State
University and has studied Japanese language and literature at Sophia University
in Tokyo. He is a former staff editor for Arkansas Review: A Journal of Delta
Studies. Lancaster also was the editor of The Writer's Friend and
co-editor of Change Your Life with Martial Arts. He is a published short
story writer, a novelist-in-the-making, and a freelance correspondent for the
Arkansas Catholic, a diocesan newspaper.





Mindy Reed is a reference librarian, editor,
and indexer with degrees from UT-Austin, SMU, and Kansas State University. Prior
to founding The Authors' Assistant, Reed was Director of Procurement for Dell
Computer Corporation. She is a member of the Writers' League of Texas, Women in
Scholarly Publishing, and The American Association of Indexers. Reed also was
co-editor of Change Your Life with Martial
Arts.
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Unknown Binding
Publisher
Blueberry Press
Release
January 01, 2003
ISBN
0967365112
ISBN 13
9780967365114

Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups: Your Essential Guide to Family Fun & Good Health

Mindy Reed
5/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
The internationally published health and fitness
author Linda Davis Kyle and editors Guy Lancaster and Mindy Reed have worked to
present naturally nutritious foods quickly and enjoyably to capture the
imaginations and interests not only of the young but also of the mature and to
help build better health and to help keep its readers naturally trim.







Using this book is a great way to get the recommended
five servings a day of fruits and vegetables with gentle "smart-start" recipes.
Fruitarians enjoy this book because it introduces so many fun arrangements of
luscious fresh fruits. Vegetarians love this book because it includes so many
exciting garden fresh vegetarian dishes. Meat eaters love the way the vegetable
dishes work as terrific veggie highlights and great salad accompaniments with
their delicious fresh seafoods, baked chicken, or broiled sizzling steaks. Most
of all the dishes are meant to enhance pleasant moments of sharing and nurturing
family bonding and the raising of high self-esteem at the same time that they
nourish.






These recipes imported from the make-believe land of
Abunda Gardens in Crescent Valley in the introductory story written by Kyle and
Scottish sci-fi co-author William Meikle make the recipes even more fun by
bringing magic to every meal for the youngsters and giving parents and caring
adults a pleasant way to introduce all the joy that the book can bring. With
their story, they encourage parents and other caring adults to read with
youngsters daily. Used in a gentle and relaxed manner, the book can add
immensely to the fun of being together and can increase the harmony in your
household and create warm, wonderful memories your youngsters will
cherish.






With this book you will prepare nutritious foods that
are fun for children, begin an adventure that can nurture better health and
longevity, prepare tasty meals, and plan great parties. You can introduce new
foods with "smart-start" recipes, avoid the "good-for-you" and the "bad-for-you"
traps, create rational attitudes about foods and food choices, learn to model
and to encourage fitness, and to nurture self-esteem and bright
beginnings.  Michael Scott, MD, the Medical Director of Sierra Tucson
introduces the book with his Foreword, and Michael Janson, MD, of WholeHealth
New England, concludes the book with his Afterword. The Appendix includes "Tips
for Creating a Rational Attitude toward Foods," "Tips for Staying Trim," and a
treasure chest of information resources of interest to parents, guardians,
caregivers, educators, and youngsters. A handy Index makes this title a friendly
companion reference for years to come.





About the Author:


 

Linda Davis Kyle is an internationally published health
and fitness writer. Her articles have been published in Canada, the United
States, the Netherlands Antilles, Ireland, England, South Africa, Bahrain,
Qatar, Bangladesh, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand in award-winning
publications such as Chem Matters, Healthy Options, and
WellBeing. Kyle is the author of Change Your Life with Martial Arts: Your
essential introduction to the martial arts and a co-author of The
Writer's Friend: Behind the Scenes with Editors along with Joseph Gregg,
author of Write Your Way to Riches, and Nancy McAlary, internationally
published author of short fiction. Kyle also is the co-author of the e-book,
Writing Tips Galore, along with Joseph Gregg, William Meikle, author of
Watchers: The Coming of the King, and Billie A. Williams, author of Fire
at Thunder Ridge. Kyle and Scottish science fiction author William Meikle
co-authored the Fun Foods for Kids & Grownups introductory story
"Adventures in Abunda Gardens."


















About the Contributors



 



Michael Scott, MD, has been the Medical Director
at Sierra Tucson since 1994. He is Board-certified in Family Practice and
Psychiatry, holds a Certificate of Added Qualifications in Addiction Psychiatry,
and is certified by the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Scott is listed
as one of the best health care professionals in the field of medicine and
psychiatry in The Best Doctors in America: Pacific Region, Woodward and
White, Inc., a book esteemed as the premier referral guide to the medical
profession.





Michael Janson, MD, past President of the
American College for Advancement in Medicine, charter member of the American
Holistic Medical Association, and past president of the American Preventive
Medical Association, practices alternative medicine in Arlington, Massachusetts,
and edits the newsletter, Dr. Janson's Healthy Living. Trained in both
traditional medicine and alternative therapy with 26 years' experience, Janson
writes extensively for medical journals, is an international




professional speaker on the topics of alternative
medicine, nutrition, nutritional supplements in medical therapy, and the
politics of health care. He is a consultant for Rodale Press and the author of
numerous books including Dr. Janson's New Vitamin
Revolution.












Robert C. Atkins, MD, the Father of
Complementary Medicine and the late Founder and Executive Medical Director of
The Atkins Center in New York, taught that "the best medicine integrates the
safest and most effective therapies from all the healing arts, both traditional
and alternative." His books include Dr. Atkins' Vita-Nutrient Solution:
Nature's Answer to Drugs, Dr. Atkins' New Diet Revolution, and Dr.
Atkins' Age-Defying Diet Revolution, among others.












Jeff Jay, the President of the Terry McGovern
Foundation in Washington, DC, is co-author of Love First with Debra Erickson
Jay. He is a trainer and a certified addictions professional. His work in
intervention has been highlighted on CNN and in periodicals such as Parade
Magazine and the Washington Post.












Griffin Cole, DDS -- a member of the American
Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry, and the American Academy
of Cosmetic Dentistry -- is a recognized leader in mercury-free dentistry and
has been published in numerous journals including Dental Economics and
Dentistry Today.





















About the Editors

Guy
Lancaster earned his Master's degree in English from Arkansas State
University and has studied Japanese language and literature at Sophia University
in Tokyo. He is a former staff editor for Arkansas Review: A Journal of Delta
Studies. Lancaster also was the editor of The Writer's Friend and
co-editor of Change Your Life with Martial Arts. He is a published short
story writer, a novelist-in-the-making, and a freelance correspondent for the
Arkansas Catholic, a diocesan newspaper.





Mindy Reed is a reference librarian, editor,
and indexer with degrees from UT-Austin, SMU, and Kansas State University. Prior
to founding The Authors' Assistant, Reed was Director of Procurement for Dell
Computer Corporation. She is a member of the Writers' League of Texas, Women in
Scholarly Publishing, and The American Association of Indexers. Reed also was
co-editor of Change Your Life with Martial
Arts.
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Unknown Binding
Publisher
Blueberry Press
Release
January 01, 2003
ISBN
0967365112
ISBN 13
9780967365114

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