The web site provides an on-line video of the book and an opportunity to order it, as well as a couple of games. This book was created as a personal effort to educate the author's peanut allergic two year old daughter. The soft cover storybook, follows four year old Meagan Myers through the discovery of what it means to have a peanut allergy and how to manage it. But he must give them all away when he finds out he has allergies. Beautifully illustrated by Eugenie Fernandes, written by Troon Harrison, both familiar names in children's books.
Kids Can Press.
Adverse Reactions to Foods and Food Additives by Drs. Dean Metcalfe, Hugh Sampson and Ronald Simon. Recommended by a speaker at a Food Allergy talk in Wisconsin. He mentioned that the book is great even though on the technical side. Enrollment provides access to a 24-hour hotline number which will provide caregivers access to critical medical information and contact numbers.