Peculiar Produce: The Alphabet Book

Peculiar Produce: The Alphabet Book

Peculiar Produce: The Alphabet Book

Peculiar Produce: The Alphabet Book

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Overview

Peculiar Produce presents opportunities to learn about uncommon foods and discover the names of children from different cultures. With its alliterative text and aspirational vocabulary, the book encourages discussion around variety in fruits and vegetables while accentuating their differences and imperfections. An essential reading tool from early childcare through elementary school, the direct and indirect messages of diversity through the character names and physical descriptions tied to positive new adjectives, is designed to engage readers of all ages. Exploring the characters, their shapes, and their actions will open conversations around using affirming words, uplifting actions towards others, body positivity, and encouraging healthy eating. From Ashanti the active Asparagus to Izumi the interesting Ice Cream Bean and Udo the uncommon Ulu, meet the simple and silly characters and start talking about all that is peculiar. We hope you enjoy this book as much as we do! Thank you.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781737108535
Publisher: Hand Press Ink
Publication date: 08/15/2021
Pages: 42
Product dimensions: 8.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.25(d)
Age Range: 3 - 5 Years

About the Author

Thomas Moya is a lifelong proponent of health and personal growth. He believes that everyone has something to contribute to the world and is deserving of self-empowerment. Whether engaging in wellness activities or raising funds and awareness for community causes, Thomas encourages by example. He understands from personal experience how healthy eating and fitness practices can build self-confidence and authenticity of character. His goal is to inspire, educate, and support others on their self-development journeys.


Arthur Grau works in design, media, and performing arts to support his ongoing creative life practice. He interprets natural forms through meditative, movement, and media processes, incites public participation, and advocates for more inclusive social understandings. With training in user experience design, media production, and communications, Arthur envisions and builds a world where individuals are empowered and enabled to continually re-create themselves and their environments through presencing and open self-expression.

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