You Are What You Eat
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- Date de parution01/09/2026
- FormatePub
- ISBN8233032547
- EAN9798233032547
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
What happens when two brothers take a silly saying just a little too seriously?When Mommy tells Xavier and Xekiel, "You are what you eat, " Xekiel begins to wonder.If he eats M&M's, will he turn into candy?If he eats broccoli, will he turn green?And what if he eats a cupcake?With help from his teasing big brother, Xekiel's imagination runs wild as he tests out vegetables, desserts, and everything in between - all while trying to make sure he doesn't accidentally become his brother's snack.
You Are What You Eat is a sweet and humorous picture book inspired by a real-life conversation between two brothers. Filled with playful sibling banter, gentle lessons about food, and cozy family moments, this story celebrates imagination, laughter, and the joy of growing up together. Perfect for ages 3-7, this charming story is great for:Families and siblingsMealtime giggles and picky eatersClassroom and bedtime readingBecause sometimes the best lessons come from the silliest questions.
You Are What You Eat is a sweet and humorous picture book inspired by a real-life conversation between two brothers. Filled with playful sibling banter, gentle lessons about food, and cozy family moments, this story celebrates imagination, laughter, and the joy of growing up together. Perfect for ages 3-7, this charming story is great for:Families and siblingsMealtime giggles and picky eatersClassroom and bedtime readingBecause sometimes the best lessons come from the silliest questions.



















