Topic: Portrayal of Vegetarians in Books

8 Vegbooks reviews tagged Portrayal of Vegetarians in Books.

The Red Dragon: A 3D Picture Book with Press-Out Disguises

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Red Dragon can’t wait to meet his new neighbors. Plus, he is starving. But he knows that the sight of a red dragon might scare them, so he puts on disguises. This is where your kid can really have fun putting the…

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Harmony on the Farm

Harmony on the Farm

For those parents who want a good message regarding our relationship with animals, Harmony on the Farm makes a solid choice. The book follows Harmony, a young girl, who visits her grandparents’ farm. Only the farm is…

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Claude and Medea

Claude and Medea

Authored by humane educator extraordinaire Zoe Weil, Claude and Medeatraces the compassionate awakening of two twelve year olds. Both students at a prestigious private school in Manhattan, Claude comes from a…

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The Owly Books

The Owly Books

I met Andy Runton, the author of the Owly books, at the San Diego Comic Convention in 2005. I had never heard of his books but they had an adorable owl on the cover so I couldn’t resist. They are largely wordless…

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Tofu and T. rex

Tofu and T. rex

After a botched attempt at activism involving her Texas school’s mascot (“a poor, ancient, drugged up steer” named Angus),the eighth-grade protagonist in Tofu and T. rex, Frederika Murchison-Kowalski, is sent to live…

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Vegbooks reviews were published from 2009–2021.