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Children's Book?

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mamaathome
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Any suggestions for a good children's book? My daughter started preschool this week, and I was thinking it would be great to visit the classroom and read the kids a story about celiac. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

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angel-jd1
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Gluten Free with Emily

No More cupcakes and Tummy Aches

I know there is also a coloring book.........amazon .com sells it. I can't think of the name off the top of my head.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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jayhawkmom
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Those are the same two I was going to recommend. =)

Fiddle-Faddle Community Regular
Fiddle-Faddle
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Write your own and illustrate it with either photos of your family, food, etc. or pics downloaded form the internet (or draw your own, if you are artistic)!You can call it "Tommy's Tummy Troubles ," or "Why Susie Can't Eat Our Bread and Noodles," or something like that...

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