~Well-Read Foodies Savor the Tasty Prose in New Children's Book ~
The Wacky World of Wendy White!
A Whopper of a Tale!
By Barbara Ann Bonilla
Peppered with dozens of hidden food references and marinated
in tangy prose, this is a tasty take on traditional children's fare.
It's a rare treat for eaters of all ages! Well done!
A look inside the book!
Take a peek and try some for yourself!
An excerpt from
Chapter One
The Journey, Going East
They strolled by Aunt Jemima’s house, a rustic brown log cabin. On the porch rocked Mrs. Butterworth. Those two were always gabbing. The jolly rancher called to them, "Have you kids seen my rake?" "Over yonder, Mr. Goodbar. You left it by the lake."
An excerpt from
Chapter Two
The Family and the Feast
Mother Helen turned to Wendy, "You've got to try my pork."
Loudly, Long John Silver choked on rice and dropped his fork.
He slowly bowed his prune-like face and leaned to kiss his wife.
Sara picked rice off his beard and then he dropped his knife.
An excerpt from
Chapter Three
The Wedding and Roast Beast
Folks fought about whose ham was best, Aunt Belle's or Cousin Nathan's. They almost had a brawl out back - a chance with odd relations. Nathan grabbed a Tex-Mex plate, such spicy taste and smell. He brought extras to the table. "Why not try a taco, Belle?"