Title: Simplistic Reverse Psychology
Product review: I read this book before letting my daughter see it and immediately put it back in the box and returned it. There is no way I would read a book about a character (pea or otherwise) eating nothing but candy for dinner and, after doing so, be rewarded with a bowl of spinach. The end, I suppose it was the author's idea of "a good lesson" was that veggies are good, like dessert. However, that lesson is such a tiny part of this book - most of it is a story of eating candy for dinner. Sorry, but I don't know a child that would fall for this overly simplified and laughable attempt at reverse psychology. The word "candy" is used so much in this book that I think even the best little veggie eater would think candy for dinner would be neat. Books with good messages are terrific to find. This one isn't it. See ya little pea!
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