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Follow on Google News |  The RIGHT Message on Childhood Obesity in New Book Aimed at TweensWhile the upcoming release Maggie Goes on a Diet sends the wrong message to children, the recent book Don’t Call Me Cookie provides the right message on the importance of a healthy lifestyle.
Endorsed by University Hospitals, Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital of Cleveland, Ohio, Don’t Call Me Cookie will be one of the most important books your child ever reads. Author Vanessa Pasiadis’ inspiring story features Cookie Lemon, a smart, popular 12-year-old with a lot of passion for acting. A positive role model. But Cookie faces a challenge shared with many kids: she is overweight. When Cookie takes a fall and goes to see her pediatrician, he not only treats her for her accident, but gets her started on a path to learning and living a healthy lifestyle. “Dr. Max” shares his “not-so-secret” What a pleasure it was to read such an honest portrait of a tween realizing how food affects her in every area of her life. Vanessa Pasiadis does a wonderful job of creating a hybrid of education and entertainment that schools and other media outlets will benefit greatly from. 'Cookie' will open the reader's eyes and inspire change in their own life. -- Elise Jaffe, Co-creator Fooditude Media, LLC, Chicago, Illinois. Don’t Call Me Cookie is a valuable tool for health professionals working with chil¬dren who are overweight or obese. It is also excellent for families who want to discuss nutrition, exercise and weight with their children. It is sensitive to the is¬sues of self-image facing preteens, and addresses them in a gentle, constructive manner while at the same time focusing on health issues. - Leona Cuttler, M.D., the William T. Dahms Professor of Pediatrics and the Chief of Pediatric Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, University Hospitals of Cleveland, Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital Pasiadis concocted a light, breezy story that instructs while entertaining… About the Author: Vanessa M. Pasiadis, a Cleveland, Ohio-based author, was involved in high school dramatics in Pittsburgh. She graduated from the University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School of Public Health with a Master’s degree in Health Administration. A former teacher and health care consultant, the author wants to help young people lead a healthy lifestyle through good nutrition and fun. Illustrator Anna Lowenstein attends high school in Cleveland, Ohio. DON’T CALL ME COOKIE (ISBN: 978-1-60911- Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Co, LLC www.AuthorMarketingIdeas.com www.SBPRA.com www.StrategicBookClub.com www.PublishOnDemandGlobal.com ABOUT: Strategic Book Group provides book publishing, book marketing, and ebook services to over 10,000 writers around the world, employing 150 people who live throughout the US and work virtually through telecommunication. Strategic Book Group is experiencing over 30% growth per year, having published approximately 3000 authors with almost 100 new releases per month. Our books are available through Ingram, the largest book distributor in the world, as well as in bookstores, through Amazon, Barnes & Noble and all online channels. Strategic Book Group attends and exhibits at the major book expositions in London, New York, China, and Germany each year. To follow us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ To follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ To follow us on Linked In: http://www.linkedin.com/ # # # Strategic Book Group specializes in promoting the works of new and previously undiscovered writers. We make books available to bookstores and Internet distributors throughout the United States and Europe. SBG is aggressively seeking new talent. End
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