Books with title Food for Everyone

“Everyone” shows children how they are connected to everyone else in the world. Based on "I, Pencil" by Leonard Read and inspired by Milton Friedman, "Everyone" teaches children that everyone around the world is different: our languages, clothes, music, food, religions, bodies, histories, and colors. If we all met, most of us could not talk to each other. We might not even like each other. Yet, somehow, we all cooperate to create things without thinking about it. MARK LEE FORD is an entrepreneur, scientist, and engineer.ANDREA ALEMANNO describes himself as a "compulsive designer who fills the line spacing, preferably at 300 dpi. I love to blend the traditional touch with the world of digital tools; I use pencil, ink and digital colors to give life to my artwork.”THOM LEMMONS has published numerous works of fiction and non-fiction, including Sunday Clothes and the best-selling Jabez: A Novel. He is the senior editor at Texas A&M University Press.LENNOX SAMUELS is a writer and editor based in Bangkok. He is a former senior editor and foreign correspondent for Newsweek and the Dallas Morning News, has reported from numerous countries, and covered conflicts in Iraq and Somalia, among others. He was an editor of the newspaper series "Violence Against Women," which won the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting in 1994.For ages 5 to 8. Language This edition is in English only.Editions in others languages:JapaneseChineseSpanish

Kali is 8 years old and has an allergy to cow's milk. In this book she talks about almond milk, coconut milk, soy milk, cow milk, goat milk and rice milk. This is a great resource to educate young children about the wide variety of milk available today. Kali's book has helped her talk about her allergy to cow's milk and has helped her feel great about the milk that's right for her. Her message is there is milk for everyone and she hopes her book can help other kids with food allergies feel great about the milk that's right for them!

Water is one of life’s most basic needs. Some people turn on a tap to get the water they need. Others have to walk miles to reach the nearest water supply. Water for Everyone examines some of the major issues that people face, from problems such as water shortages during a drought to the water-borne diseases in dirty water supplies. This book also suggests some of the ways in which people can ensure everyone on the planet can get the water they need.

How can you be a good global citizen? By understanding the world we live in and how we can effect change. This book explores what rules are for, who makes the rules and how governments and power works in society. It helps children understand systems of democracy and how people have the ability to influence the rules of society. It features case studies on civil rights and activities to make campaign videos and organise a debate club.The I'm a Global Citizen series explores the concept of 'Global Citizenship': recognising that the world we live in is unfair and unequal, but promoting individual and collective action to challenge and change this. Each book has information, fun activities, challenges, case studies and ideas for group and individual action presented with fun illustrations. The books promote the idea that we have power as individuals: each of us can change things, and each of us has choices about how we behave. They encourage children aged 8+ to counter ignorance and intolerance.

Water is one of life’s most basic needs. Some people turn on a tap to get the water they need. Others have to walk miles to reach the nearest water supply. Water for Everyone examines some of the major issues that people face, from problems such as water shortages during a drought to the water-borne diseases in dirty water supplies. This book also suggests some of the ways in which people can ensure everyone on the planet can get the water they need.