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Sunshine Rider: The First Vegetarian Western (Laurel Leaf Books)by: Rick Lynden Hardman, Ric Lynden Hardman 2001-03 Search: vegetarian children |
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Poorly written, shallow characters, nothing happening or much excitement or importance. Derogatory to Native Americans. Sunshine Rider should be Sunset Rider. Bury it and put it to bed and forget a sequel.
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Kids Can Cook: Vegetarian Recipes Kitchen Tested by Kids for Kidsby: Dorothy R. Bates 1987-11 Search: vegetarian children |
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Poorly written, shallow characters, nothing happening or much excitement or importance. Derogatory to Native Americans. Sunshine Rider should be Sunset Rider. Bury it and put it to bed and forget a sequel.
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Cooking the Vietnamese Way (Easy Menu Ethnic Cookbooks)by: Chi Nguyen, Judy Monroe 2002-03 Search: vegetarian children |
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Poorly written, shallow characters, nothing happening or much excitement or importance. Derogatory to Native Americans. Sunshine Rider should be Sunset Rider. Bury it and put it to bed and forget a sequel.
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Vegetarian Cooking: For Beginners (Usborne Cooking School)by: Fiona Watt 2004-01 Search: vegetarian children |
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Poorly written, shallow characters, nothing happening or much excitement or importance. Derogatory to Native Americans. Sunshine Rider should be Sunset Rider. Bury it and put it to bed and forget a sequel.
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Good Food Today, Great Kids Tomorrow: 50 Things You Can Do for Healthy, Happy Childrenby: Jay Gordon 1994-09 Search: vegetarian children |
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Poorly written, shallow characters, nothing happening or much excitement or importance. Derogatory to Native Americans. Sunshine Rider should be Sunset Rider. Bury it and put it to bed and forget a sequel.
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Vegetarianism and Teens (Hot Issues)by: Kathleen Winkler 2001-06 Search: vegetarian children |
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Poorly written, shallow characters, nothing happening or much excitement or importance. Derogatory to Native Americans. Sunshine Rider should be Sunset Rider. Bury it and put it to bed and forget a sequel.
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The Vegetarian Mother and Baby Bookby: Rose Elliot November 29, 1988 Search: vegetarian children |
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This book was recommended to me when my children were very small.I'm not vegetarian, but wholfood minded. We all loved the home baking recipes for cakes and biscuits that really are GOOD for you and taste SCRUMMY! My children are now in their twenties, but still remember the goodies from Rose Elliot's book. I lent my copy out and never got it back - I NEED another copy!! I want to make crunchy bars and eggless fruit cake again! >>More Details |
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Sunshine Rider: The First Vegetarian Westernby: Ric Lynden Hardman 1998-03 Search: vegetarian children |
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Poorly written, shallow characters, nothing happening or much excitement or importance. Derogatory to Native Americans. Sunshine Rider should be Sunset Rider. Bury it and put it to bed and forget a sequel.
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Herb, the Vegetarian Dragonby: Jules Bass 2001-01 Search: vegetarian children |
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I ordered this for a dragon obsessed, militant vegetarian (aged 7!), after finding it in the age 5 - 8 range. On its arrival, I found it to be a wonderful book - very colourful and with a great message! However, I think my friend's 7 year old would feel quite patronised if I gave this to her for her birthday, as it's more suited to a younger child, so I've decided to keep it for younger visitors to the house, or in anticipation of my own children instead!
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Vegetarian Cooking for Beginners (Usborne Cooking School)by: Fiona Watt 1999-04 Search: vegetarian children |
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I ordered this for a dragon obsessed, militant vegetarian (aged 7!), after finding it in the age 5 - 8 range. On its arrival, I found it to be a wonderful book - very colourful and with a great message! However, I think my friend's 7 year old would feel quite patronised if I gave this to her for her birthday, as it's more suited to a younger child, so I've decided to keep it for younger visitors to the house, or in anticipation of my own children instead!
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