Celiac Disease Books 📚
Claire, a student with Celiac disease, feels sad and excluded at student birthday celebrations. Her father creatively helps her find her inner strength to feel empowered whenever she is participating in birthday celebrations with her friends. ✨
Reviews 💬
“Exemplifies how anyone with a food intolerance or allergy has felt at one point in their lives. The Magical Cookie is a lovely book to support children with celiac disease. Jen Ritter understands how it feels to kids when they are left out… This book is a wonderful read for kids who have celiac and for those who don’t.” — Ann C.
“Just finished reading The Magic Cookie and honestly, it really touched me. As someone with a child who has coeliac disease, I found it incredibly emotional to see an experience so close to ours reflected in a children’s book. Inclusion like this truly matters.” — The Dales
“I give The Magical Cookie 5 stars!! I am glad I finally found a book to educate my students about Celiac Disease. It is a genuine story about Claire, who can always have a gluten-free treat with her friends and feel included and happy. Loved it!!” — Cynthia
“A valuable tool to teach kids about empathy and understanding others’ differences.” — Brielle P., teacher & Gluten intolerant
“A valuable tool to teach kids about empathy and understanding others’ differences.” — Ashley M., Celiac
“A great book to help other children understand and also relate to living with celiac disease.” — Kerry B., Mommy to a mini Celiac
Jacq, a student with Celiac disease, feels frustrated and excluded in the school lunch setting. She recognizes other students with similar restrictive food diets around her. With her parents’ support, Jacq creates a solution that will help all students safely socialize while having lunch together. 🥗
Reviews 💬
“A positive light to all newly diagnosed, and brings ways the world can help us feel included.” — Nicole M., Entrepreneur & Gluten-Free
“A heartwarming story about a child discovering their food allergies and understanding how to navigate in the world.” — Mike M., Glutenbee.com & Gluten-free
Fables 📖
A fable about flattery and making logical decisions rather than basing them upon vanity. Should Fly listen to his own sense, or the flattering words from spider? 🕷️
A fable about kindness and the golden rule. What happens to Mr. Bee when he visits Mr. Grasshopper’s music studio? 🐝
A prepared turtle competes against a quick-moving but distracted hare in an Olympic race. Victory belongs to the focused and prepared! 🐢