Review:
"Although A White House Garden Cookbook is billed as a cookbook, my family found it to be so much more!" -- She Is Too Fond Of Books Review - July 3, 2010
"This is a fabulous, inspirational book! I love that the first family is setting an example for healthy living and community." -- Sweeps4Bloggers.com - July 9, 2010
"If you're trying to get your child to eat more vegetables, this book contains lots of kid-friendly recipes from school gardens and other community gardens from around the country." -- Portland Press Herald - June 9, 2010
"I'm not generally a fan of the side of politics that is currently represented in the White House, so I had my fair share of hesitations, but I was curious about the book given the state of our health in America. I ended up being really surprised by this book and have enjoyed it a lot!" -- 5 Minutes for Mom - June 21, 2010
"Use A White House Garden Cookbook by Clara Silverstein to make like the first lady and get yourself and your family into using what your garden grows to make nutritious meals." -- Rochester Post-Bulletin - June 22, 2010
"A charming volume inspired by the White House garden project spearheaded by Michelle Obama. The book is aimed at families with young children, with colorful pages that explain the vegetables and when they generally can be harvested." -- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - July 20, 2010
"Plant a kitchen garden or a few of your favorite herbs in a window box. Take your kids to a farmer's market. Try these recipes. Cook, eat and skip together. Do it for yourselves. Do it for your country." -- Home Harvest Gardening Supply - June, 2010
"Something magical happens when kids taste the fruits of their labors from a garden, a point at the heart of A White House Garden Cookbook: Healthy Ideas from the First Family for Your Family by Clara Silverstein." -- The Dallas Morning News - July 20, 2010
"Jumping on the produce wagon that Michelle Obama's home garden has helped inspire, Ms. Silverstein shares the best of the recipes she collected (along with photos) from gardening groups, along with recipes from White Houses past and present, which she tested and modernized and otherwise developed." -- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - July 8, 2010
"The book chronicles the first year of First Lady Michelle Obama's White House kitchen garden...it's easy to read out loud and share, with plenty of pictures and four-score-and-seven recipes, many drawn from kid-friendly community gardens across the country." -- The San Diego Union-Tribune - July 20, 2010
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