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Kathy Humison
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The Teen’s Vegetarian Cookbook
This month is a turning point in the year for many people. If you are
a parent you may be contemplating the upcoming school year for the first
time or you may be sending your “baby” off to their first
dorm room or apartment. Either scenario is a bittersweet experience, but
especially if your child is leaving home for the first time you may be
stressing out over things like a healthy diet, and balanced meals in addition
to other issues. This month’s featured book The Teen’s Vegetarian
Cookbook by Judy Krizmanic can help allay some of your concerns. If you
are a kitchen novice yourself this book has easy to follow recipes and
kitchen tips so you can throw a dinner gathering in style or just treat
yourself to meals beyond PB&J. Krizmanic gives us a chart listing
basic essential nutrients in food and her book is sprinkled with suggestions
and comments from teen cooks of all ages. Her recipes use easy to find
ingredients and are quick and easy for cooks of all experience levels.
This book would make a great housewarming gift for a first apartment or
the dorm room gourmet. It’s on sale in August at 15% off the publisher’s
price. While you are here, check out our housewares shelves to find the
basic tools and utensils to set up that new kitchen.
The Natural Lunchbox
Another back-to-school helper is The Natural Lunchbox by Judy Brown. This
little book is filled with ideas for food “to go” for folks
of all ages. You and/or the kids will be brown-baggin’ in style
with Brown’s suggestions. Her recipes are all vegan and look delicious.
New Cookbooks
Other new books in our collection include a variety of ethnic cookbooks,
from Asian to Greek and Mexican. You’ll also find titles to help
you preserve the bounty from your garden and the local farmers’
markets.
Natural Health for Dogs and Cats
We’re thinking about the health of our four-legged family members
this month, too. It can be tough to know what’s bothering them sometimes
and tougher to know how to help. Natural Health For Dogs & Cats by
Richard Pitcairn, D.V. M. and Susan Hubble Pitcairn focuses on keeping
our pets healthy through diet, exercise, and holistic therapies including
homeopathy, herbal remedies and acupuncture. The book includes a quick
reference section that covers many pet ailments as well as emergency care
and first aid. There are pet food recipes and a list of product sources.
Academic Year Calendars
If you find yourself furnishing that new dorm room or apartment, don’t
forget a calendar to help get life organized. By the middle of this month
we should have an assortment of academic year calendars to choose from—those
will take you from September 2004 right through all of 2005. Get yours
while the selection is best!
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