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Books available at the
Indian Valley Public Library
100 E. Church Ave.
Telford, PA 18969
215-723-9109

363.85 Nestle

Food Politics: how the food industry influences nutrition and health, by Marion Nestle, 2002.

613.2 Berthold

The green kitchen handbook: practical advice, references, and sources for transforming the center of your home into a healthy, livable place, by Anne Berthold-Bond, 1997.

613.2 Haskvitz

Eat by choice, not be habit: practical skills for creating a healthy relationship with your body and food, by Sylvia Haskvitz, 2005.

613.2 Nestle

What to Eat: an aisle by aisle guide to savvy food choices and good eating, by Marion Nestle, 2006.

613.2 Ursell

What are you really eating? How to become label savvy, by Amanda Ursell, 2005.

613.2 Zied

 

So what can I eat?: how to make sense of the new dietary guidelines for Americans and make them your own, by Elisa Zied and Ruth Winter. (613.2 Zied)

YA 613.2083 5 Bellenir

 

 

Diet information for teens: health tips about diet and nutrition including facts about dietary guidelines, food groups, nutrients, healthy meals, snacks, weight control, medical concerns related to diet, and more, ed. By Karen Bellenir, 2nd ed., 2006.

613.262 Lappe

Hope’s edge: the next diet for a small planet, by Frances Moore Lappe & Anna Lappe, 2002.

613.7 Severin

Tri-energetics: balancing nutrition, exercise, and mindfulness for lasting wellness, by Sandford L. Severin, 2005.

615.854 Balch

Prescription for nutritional healing, by James Balch, 2000.

641.3002 Goodall

Harvest for hope: a guide to mindful eating, by Jane Goodall, 2005.

641.302 Fromartz

Organic, Inc: Natural foods and how they grew, by Samuel Fromartz, 2006.

641.563 Cox

Organic Cook’s Bible: how to select and cook the best ingredients on the market, by Jeff Cox, 2006.

641.563 Complete

 

Complete book of raw food: healthy, delicious vegetarian cuisine made with living foods includes over 350 recipes from the world’s top raw chefs, ed. By Lou Baird, 2005.

641.563 Jones

Look great, feel great cookbook, by Jenny Jones, 2006.

641.563 Olson

The vegetarian mother’s cookbook: whole foods to nourish pregnant and breast feeding women – and their families, by Cathe Olson, 2005.

641.5638 Julien

The transfat free kitchen: simple recipes, shopping guides, restaurant tips, by Ronni Litz Julien, 2006.

641.64 Pivonka

 

Five a day: a better health cookbook: savor the flavor of fruits and vegetables, by Elizabeth Pivonka & Barbara Berry, 2002.

641.647 Hibler

The berry bible: with 200 recipes using cultivated and wild, fresh, and frozen berries, by Janie Hibler, 2004.

641.65 Chesman

Garden-Fresh Vegetable Cookbook, by A. Chesman, 2005.

641.65 Chesman

The roasted vegetable, by Andrea Chesman, 2002.

641.65 Kafka

Vegetable Love, by Barbara Kafka, 2005.

641.65 Pollard

The simply grand gardening cookbook, by Jean Ann Pollard, 2001.

641.6536 De’Medici

A passion for vegetables, by Lorenza De’medici, 2002.

641.656 Davis

The tomato festival cookbook: 150 tempting recipes for your garden’s lush, vine-ripened, sun-warmed, fat, juicy, ready-to-burst heirloom tomatoes, by Lawrence Davis-Hollander, 2004.

641.6562 Ralston

The classic zucchini cookbook: 225 recipes for all kinds of squash, by Nancy C. Ralston, 3t al, 3 rd. ed., 2001.

641.657 Creasy

The edible herb garden, by Rosalind Creasy, 1999.
649.3 Miller Weight Watchers Family Power: 5 simple rules for a healthy weight, by Karen Miller-Kovach, 2006.

List complied by Deb Faulkner at the Indian Valley Public Library.

 



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