Join us for a book signing and reading for the new book "Once Upon A Vegetable" by P'nina Seplowitz, illustrated by Dayna Wiener. In honor of the themes of the book, we'll enjoying a tasty kid-friendly snack made with fruits and vegetables, too! The event is free. Books will be on sale for those who are interested.
"An entertaining feast for the visual sense as well as the taste buds, P’nina Seplowitz’s new book of juvenile fiction is a noteworthy addition to the genre. For originality, style, and mind-eye factor stimulation, readers will be hard put to find a better book with which to further their children’s understanding of the world and their continuing discovery of the many wonders of creation" -
Trafford Publishing
About the Book:
Oscar, a wealthy man from a small village, has a chef who prepares the fanciest meats and the sweetest desserts one could imagine. But, they do not satisfy him. He yearns to find a new food that satiates and excites him. Oscar decides to hold a contest in his village to find that one special food. He soon learns that the most simple fruits and vegetables growing in the orchards and fields right in his own village are not only healthy, but taste good too! Oscar then discovers that each fruit and vegetable provides its own unique benefit.
This story is not only entertaining and educational, but conveys many important lessons about nature’s gifts. Once Upon A Vegetable is an engaging romp through the taste buds and its often overlooked influence on life itself. This story is perfect for ages 5 and up!
About the Author:
P’nina Seplowitz is a native of West Hartford, CT. She graduated with honors from the Sy Syms School of Business in 2000 and is currently the Director of Sales & Marketing for MagazinesUSA located in NYC. P’nina lives with her husband James and their three children Ezra, A.J., and Suri in New Jersey. She has been working in the online marketing industry for over a decade but has always had a deep passion for writing. Once Upon A Vegetable is her first children’s book. P’nina looks forward to the production and release of many more of her original works in the near future.
You can find more information about her book at www.PninaSeplowitz.com.
