A Little Time and a Keyboard: Carrie Steinweg
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Showing posts with label Carrie Steinweg. Show all posts

Waffle Likes Falafel by Local Author Carrie Steinweg Inspires Children to Explore Food with a Whimsical Tale

Tuesday, December 1, 2020

 

Waffle Likes Falafel by Local Author Carrie Steinweg Inspires Children to Explore Food with a Whimsical Tale
Waffle Likes Falafel by Local Author Carrie Steinweg Inspires Children to Explore Food with a Whimsical Tale

**Disclosure: No compensation was received for this post. All opinions are 100% my own.

When my daughter was younger, I had quite the time inspiring her to try new foods! I remember our doctor saying that it could take up to 30 times of introducing a food for the child to actually try it. Wow! I certainly would have loved a book like Waffle Likes Falafel to motivate my daughter to at least nibble a tiny little bit of new foods! Fortunately for moms today, award winning Chicago area author and foodie Carrie Steinweg has written a whimsical book charming children into being at least a tad more adventurous when eating. Take a moment to learn a little about this adorable read with me:

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Into the Night: A Magical Children's Book by Local Author Carrie Steinweg

Friday, February 27, 2015


**Disclosure: I did receive an electronic copy of Into the Night for the purpose of this review. No compensation was received and all opinions are 100% my own.

I have been very fortunate throughout my years as a blogger and social media connector to meet many truly talented people. I have been following Carrie Steinweg's blog Chicago Foodie Sisters for quite some time. I have always enjoyed her culinary adventures and the enthusiasm with which she exposes local restaurants. Carrie is certainly multitalented and is a published author. Awhile back, I reviewed Old 104 Rides Again which is lovingly written children's book using Old 104's unexpectedly valiant ride to teach lessons about fire safety, the important work of firemen and how we all can contribute to safety. The book was truly charming and I am so happy that Carrie has written a new children's book called Into the Night!

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