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Picky Eating
Books for Picky Eating
Books for Picky Eating – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
21 books
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Format
Picture Books
Early Readers
Chapter Books
Graphic Novels
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Pinkalicious
School Lunch
Victoria Kann
Pinkalicious is trading her packed lunch for the school cafeteria for the very first time in this colorful story about t
Ages 4–8
The Berenstain Bears First Time Books
The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Junk Food
Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain
Mama and Dr. Grizzly team up to show the rest of the Bear family how much better they will feel if they swap the sweets
Ages 3–7
Bad Kitty!
Christine C. Kaputa
From scratching the couch to sneaking outside, this family cat is always in trouble. But as this rhyming story shows, he
Ages 2–6
Pete the Cat and the Perfect Pizza Party
James Dean, Kimberly Dean
For the child who is hesitant to try new foods or wants everything to go exactly as planned, Pete shows how unexpected c
Ages 4–8
Banana Boy
Banana Boy
Harrison Watt
For the child who refuses to eat anything but their favorite food and the parents navigating mealtime standoffs with a b
Ages 3–8
My Incredible World
Carrots!
Hope Aicher
For the child who refuses to try anything green or orange. This playful story helps little ones navigate mealtime stubbo
Ages 2–6
Pinkalicious #1
Pinkalicious
Victoria Kann, Elizabeth Kann
One girl’s love for pink cupcakes goes a step too far when she wakes up to find she has actually turned pink from head t
Ages 4–8
My Incredible World
Peas!
Hope Aicher
For the family facing daily mealtime battles. This playful story helps children explore the small but mighty pea, turnin
Ages 2–6
Melvin Monkey Likes Eating Vegetables
Dee Smith
For the parent whose child refuses anything green. Melvin the monkey explores the garden to discover that vegetables are
Ages 2–6
Here's How You Can Too! #1
Kid Food Explorer
Daniel W. K. Seow, Inspire Generations
Follow a group of friends from different cultures as they chop, blend, and fill their way to delicious meals while learn
Ages 3–8
Magenta the Elephant
Magenta the Elephant and Her Very Healthy Tale
Sue Woledge
For parents navigating mealtime battles, this rhyming tale helps children understand how 'real' food makes their bodies
Ages 3–8
The Berenstain Bears First Time Books
The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Junk Food
Stan Berenstain, Jan Berenstain
For the child who loves treats but needs help understanding how 'body fuel' works. A gentle guide to balanced eating and
Ages 4–8
My Incredible World
Zucchini!
Hope Aicher
For the child who is hesitant to try new vegetables or wants to discover the magic of growing their own food in the gard
Ages 3–7
The Bear Who Loved Chocolate
Leela Hope
A stubborn bear refuses to touch his vegetables, fruits, or cereal, insisting on eating absolutely nothing but chocolate
Ages 3–7
Earth's Children: A Picture Book for Children of Fruits and Vegetables
Abdelghani Hamri
Garden produce comes to life in these colorful, vintage-inspired drawings that reimagine fruits and vegetables as playfu
Ages 3–7
Zombie and Brain are Friends
Stephanie V. W. Lucianovic
Zeb comes from a family of zombie farmers, but he has to prove that his new, squishy pink brain friend is a pet rather t
Ages 4–8
A Breakfast Adventure
Carolyn Jean Johnston
For the child who needs a little spark to start their day, this rhyming tale turns a simple morning meal into a magical
Ages 3–7
Fly Guy #3
Shoo, Fly Guy!
Tedd Arnold
Fly Guy searches high and low for a brown, smelly, and lumpy snack after being left out of Buzz’s picnic in this silly,
Ages 4–8
Pizza Kittens
Charlotte Voake
For the child who refuses everything at the dinner table. This chaotic, relatable story captures the mess of family meal
Ages 3–7
Hungry Bill!
John Barber
For the child who struggles to know when to stop, this rhyming tale uses humor to explore the consequences of overindulg
Ages 3–7
My Incredible World
Apples!
Hope Aicher
For the curious preschooler who loves their snack time and wants to know how that crunchy red apple grew from a tiny see
Ages 2–6
