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Reviewed by Rich Follett for Readers' Favorite
A children’s book that educates, entertains, and offers real tools for coping with a life-threatening health issue is a rare find. It’s Cool to Bring Your Own Cupcake: A Children’s Food Allergy Awareness Book by Leanne Sebastian and Lora Cipriano is just such a book. In 24 charmingly illustrated, brightly colored and easy-to-understand pages, Sebastian and Cipriano cover the 8 most common food allergies, what the effects of those allergies can be, what to do if a reaction occurs, strategies for coping with allergies and avoiding cross-contamination, models for navigating social situations and occasions pleasantly and proactively, a plethora of positive messages that being different does not mean one can’t fit in (as the title implies), and even a quartet of delicious-sounding recipes free of peanuts, tree nuts or eggs. This slender volume is a treasure trove of useful information in a family-friendly format, tailor-made for helping children learn about very real dangers.
It’s Cool to Bring Your Own Cupcake: A Children’s Food Allergy Awareness Book by Leanne Sebastian and Lora Cipriano would be an excellent catalyst for conversations about food allergies, both for children who are allergic and for children who are not allergic but who need to be sensitive to the needs of others around them. Adults can safely and easily share this book with children, who can then share it with other children and adults themselves. Along the way, a good time will be had by all! Leanne Sebastian and Lora Cipriano have created in It’s Cool to Bring Your Own Cupcake: A Children’s Food Allergy Awareness Book an engaging tale for young readers while performing a valuable and commendable public service. This book could save lives.