"This is exactly what every parent wants to find in a book. Children can really get a good grasp on nutrition while at the same time be totally entertained by the lovable food characters.
...... This book transcends all language barriers because it deals with one of life's fundamentals - nutrition."
Carmen Van Balen Lancho, Assistant Director, International Trade Division, KY Cabinet for Economic Development
"Expository Author, Linda J. Hawkins has dedicated her life, helping families to be healthier and happier. Linda's mother & grandmother had serious complications from diabetes, when Linda also was diagnosed she asked, "What can I do to maintain quality of life?" Through education & research she excerpts tremendous energy to tackle the challenges of teaching our children good nutritional habits. She has found this key to be effective. I commend her for her many efforts."
Dawn S. Fraze RN, BSN, CDE, Certified Diabetic Educator
"The potential health benefits of heart-healthy eating patterns started at young ages are tremendous! Linda J. Hawkins has an intriguing way to communicate better food choices for children."
Becky Woods LPT, CRS, Cardiac Rehab, St. Luke's Hospital, MD
"The State of Kentucky's educational field is always looking for quality materials to help in all aspects of learning. We are pleased to inform you that your nutritional books: Alexander and the Great Food Fight, Alexander and the Great Vegetable Feud, and Alexander Enjoys his Fruits and Vegetables are superb teaching tools. These books are now being used throughout the state."
Pam Merrick, Adminstrative Specialist III, Nutrition and Health Services
"I would recommend this book because of the good decision making it conveys... The colorful characters are something children will enjoy as they learn."
Hsin Chang, M.D., Pediatrics Unit, Huntington Beach, CA
"I think this book would be useful in health/nutrition programs in the primary grades... with a good hands on activity."
Marianne Bates, teacher & librarian, Sandy, Utah
"This book is excellent for parents and children who want to make healthful choices."
"Seeing cardiac diseases daily and knowing that eating habits, good or bad, develop early in life, but become apparent only in later years. We realize prevention is imperative! A great start for children is healthy eating."
"...A fun story, for an impressionable age with excellent reference charts."
"The information in this book is needed as children start developing good habits."
Don Johnson, Cardiac Nurse Liaison, The Heart Institute, Bowling Green, KY