Eat Your Peas, Ivy Louise

Ivy Louise is a child who is being asked to eat her peas by her parents who seem unaware that Ivy Louise has used her imagination to make the peas perform a circus on her tray. The final act being that Ivy Louise helps the peas escape through the open window therefore making it look like she ate her peas to her parents. This book is quite good because it shows the quirkiness of children and that they are more prone to play with food they don't like than to eat it.

It's dinner time for Ivy Louise and she is served peas. Instead of eating her peas, she watches them perform in a circus on her high chair table. This book is funny because most young kids play with their food. The peas in this story tumble, jump and eventually fly out the window. Ivy Louise never really eats her peas.

24 months - we've all played with our food at sometime but I'm not sure I'm ready for my daughter to start pitching her peas out the window, A very basic story that just didn't keep out interest.