Eat your dinner!
By Virginia Miller
Bartholomew says “Nah!” to dinner—but what makes him suddenly change his mind?
humorous · playful · warm-hearted · relatable
Genres
What is Eat your dinner! about?
Bartholomew Bear is not happy when dinner is served. He refuses to sit at the table and answers every request with a firm “Nah!” But George has a clever plan. As Bartholomew watches George enjoy his own meal—and discover something delicious afterwards—he begins to wonder if refusing dinner was such a good idea. With expressive pictures and a familiar toddler dilemma, this funny story explores mealtime battles, table manners and the importance of making up your own mind.
About the author
Virginia Miller is a talented author and illustrator best known for her delightful picture books about Bartholomew Bear, including 'On Your Potty!' and 'Eat Your Dinner!'. Her stories are full of warmth and gentle humour, making them favourites for children who love to read about the adventures of Bartholomew and his loving Daddy.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Board Book (0-3)
This edition
2008
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