The "People Power" Food Superbook Book 2. Healthy Food (Health-Organic Foods, Juicing, Sprouts, Vitamins, Minerals, Amino Acids, Healing Salts, Bee Foods)

Food is necessary.

Food is an obsession to some people.

Go to #641 at the library and you'll find hundreds of cookbooks.

Go to #611 to #613 which is the fitness and health section. There are books about diet and healthy eating there.

There are some general food books at #640.

There is tons of free knowledge on the internet.

Home economics/ thrift type living books are at #332.024 or TX326 at the library.

Books about how to feed children are at #649.3 or RJ53.

Try usda.gov for basic food information, U.S. Dept of Agriculture. They created the Food Pyramid and stuff like that.

Food books at the library start at #640 and go to #642.

640. Household Stuff.
641. Food and drink.
642. Food and meal service.

If you're interested in country living like gardening vegetables, etc., go to #630.2, #641.4 and #643 sections or S501 at the library.

National Parent Information Network
U.S. Department of Education
800-583-4135
npin.org
Free service, will attempt to answer any parenting question.

The National Council on Family Relations (ncfr.com) has an online database called Family Resources.

National Parenting Center
800-753-6667
818-225-8990
tnpc.com

National Association of Family Child Care
800-359-3817
nafcc.org

National Assocation for the
Education of Young Children
800-424-2460
naeyc.org