Review
This wonderful book gives children and their families a tangible, real way to reconnect with fresh, healthful, locally grown food. Like in the film, it's the children as well as the parents who ask the questions about what to eat and why. --Alice Waters, founder of the Edible Schoolyard and owner of Chez Panisse<br \><br \>As we face critical food-related environmental and health challenges in cities and towns around the country, we must embrace change. This inspirational book, What's On Your Plate?, shows how people of all ages can make vital, genuine, and fun changes in our own lives and communities. --Cory A. Booker, Mayor of Newark, NJ<br \><br \>As fun as it is informative, What's On Your Plate? shows us all why growing, cooking, and eating good food will make the whole world a healthier place. This important book should inspire us all to learn about food systems and make change in our families and communities. --Bryant Terry, author of Vegan Soul Kitchen
As we face critical food-related environmental and health challenges in cities and towns around the country, we must embrace change. This inspirational book, What's On Your Plate?, shows how people of all ages can make vital, genuine, and fun changes in our own lives and communities. --Cory A. Booker, Mayor of Newark, NJ
As fun as it is informative, What's On Your Plate? shows us all why growing, cooking, and eating good food will make the whole world a healthier place. This important book should inspire us all to learn about food systems and make change in our families and communities. --Bryant Terry, author of Vegan Soul Kitchen
About the Author
Catherine Gund is an Emmy Award nominated filmmaker, writer, director, and organizer. What s On Your Plate? is her first book. She lives in New York City with her four children.
