About This Book
Reach for this book when dinner time has become a battle of wills and you need a way to laugh about picky eating rather than lecture about it. This classic story flips the script on the typical mealtime struggle by introducing Gregory, a goat who identifies as a 'terrible eater' because he prefers fruits and vegetables over the 'delicious' trash his parents love. It is a lighthearted way to address the stress of dietary preferences while affirming that everyone's tastes are different. Through Gregory's journey from eating only 'junk' like eggs and toast to overindulging in garbage and finally finding a balance, children see their own stubbornness reflected in a silly, non-threatening way. It is perfect for preschoolers and early elementary students who are beginning to assert their independence at the table. Parents will appreciate the gentle reminder that finding a middle ground is often the best recipe for family harmony.
