Book Reviews
“My eating habits aren’t exactly the healthiest in the world. This book convinced me to finally turn over a new leaf.”
- Wanda P. McBride Roanoke, Virginia
“I didn’t realize what we eat affects the way our brains work. I’d like to say my thanks to the book for giving me a much-needed heads-up.”
- Mary L. Chung Detroit, Michigan
“As tempting as junk food is, the reality is that junk is junk. This book is a good companion for mindful and healthy eating.”
- Maria M. Davis Quincy, Massachusetts
About The Book
Inspired by decades of teaching children with learning and behavioral disorders Sue Augustine became Dr. Sue Augustine to make a difference. With a doctorate degree in the Health Services, she worked with scientists, including medical doctors who applied nutrient specific therapies to adults and special needs children. She believes that for some individual this could be the answer to why your child can’t read, or why you have suffered from severe depression all of your life.”
Dr. Sue Augustine has sought to bring nutrition information to parents and children with practical suggestions in her book: The Hungry Brain’s Nutrition Cognition Connection. She is a nutritional counselor. public speaker, trainer of teachers, author, and now first-time illustrator/author of the Children’s Book, What’s My Job?
About The Book
Curiosity affects the mental development of a child.
Allowing children to freely ask questions not only strengthens the bond between parent and child but also allows the child to gain some insight about the world.
Thanks to Susan’s experience dealing with children, she has a vast stock of personal knowledge on how curious a child can truly be, especially with regard to what their parents do, as shown in her book What’s My Job? Little Max Learns a Big Idea
Let your child be entertained with the many forms of jobs and short descriptions in this book.
About The Author
Inspired by decades of teaching children with learning and behavioral disorders Sue Augustine became Dr. Sue Augustine to make a difference. With a doctorate degree in the Health Services, she worked with scientists, including medical doctors who applied nutrient specific therapies to adults and special needs children. She believes that for some individual this could be the answer to why your child can’t read, or why you have suffered from severe depression all of your life.
Dr. Sue Augustine has sought to bring nutrition information to parents and children with practical suggestions in her book: The Hungry Brain’s Nutrition Cognition Connection. She is a nutritional counselor. public speaker, trainer of teachers, author, and now first-time illustrator/author of the Children’s Book, What’s My Job?
