The blurb for the book:
Pasta is the perfect food! There are so many different varieties! Why should Petunia eat anything else? Her mother, her teacher, and even the lunch-lady, warn that she might turn into pasta if she doesn’t try something new. Could she really turn into pasta? Would it be farfalle? Or maybe fettuccini? Petunia finds out, to her dismay, that “you are what you eat.”
What do you think?
Updated Bio for Worst Case of
Pasketti-Itis Author Bio
Kristine
Carlson Asselin has been eating pasta for more than 40 years. When she was a
little girl, her family ate pasta at least once a week. Her favorite varieties
were spaghetti with ketchup and her grandma’s baked macaroni. Kristine’s
daughter is the inspiration for Petunia’s case of Pasketti-Itis
Kristine
is the author of more than a dozen children’s books for school libraries and
classrooms. She lives with her husband and daughter in a suburb near Boston. You
can find out more about Kristine on her website (www.kristineasselin.com).
3 comments:
Great author bio. Very professional and suited for the pb. :) yay!!!
You made it to the conference! I was so hoping to make it this year. Life happened, but I am so attending next year!
I'm with Laura. Awesome bio, especially for a PB. Love that cover, Kristine. :)
I like the new bio too!! And I thought my mom was the only one who liked ketchup on pasta (she'd put it on her mac and cheese!)
HUGS!
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