At mealtime, children often get restless and aren't able to stay seated. Who's Going to Eat That Bite? makes mealtime fun again and helps keep kids engaged bite after bite. The author, Jim Jamison, invented this game of finding things in the room that his grandkids could eat bites of food on their plates. He has used this game at home and in restaurants to make mealtime fun again.
At mealtime, children often get restless and aren't able to stay seated. Who's Going to Eat That Bite? makes mealtime fun again and helps keep kids engaged bite after bite. The author, Jim Jamison, invented this game of finding things in the room that his grandkids could eat bites of food on their plates. He has used this game at home and in restaurants to make mealtime fun again.
ABOUT THE AUTHORThis is the second children's book by Jim Jamison, a Pacific Northwest native resident. His first book, What Would I Be If I Couldn't Be Me? was inspired by the birth of his first grandchild. He enjoys spending time with all three of his grandkids and encouraging them to use their imaginations. Jim opened and runs a small microbrewery in Bothell, WA, and enjoys watching sports, playing golf and piano, and spending time with his grandchildren. ABOUT THE ILLUSTRATORThis is the second Children's book illustrated by Stephanie Schisler, daughter of Jim. Her illustrations follow the creative flair she developed in What Would I Be If I Couldn't Be Me? Born and raised in Bothell, WA, she enjoys soccer and golf. Stephanie and her husband are currently raising two children and an active owner in the family's small microbrewery.
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