The Andersuns: Jarrell's Sweet Tooth
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Jarrell Andersun had a sweet tooth. A big sweet tooth. He liked cakes and candy, pie and ice cream, cookies and cupcakes.Yes, everything sweet.His mom always had a hard time getting him to eat a good, healthy meal. For breakfast, his mom made oatmeal and toast, or turkey bacon and eggs, or pancakes and sausage.But Jarrell always asked for cakes and candy, pie and ice cream, cookies and cupcakes. Yes, everything sweet.This happened a lot, until one day, Jarrell decided not to eat his dinner, because there were no sweets.
He was sent to his room to think about the choice he had made.He fell asleep, and when he woke up, he heard his mother calling, “Jarrell, breakfast is ready!” So he jumped out of bed and ran downstairs, but when he got to the table guess what he saw?
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About the Book
Can you ever have too much of a good thing? Jarrell Andersun can answer that question. Because of his love for sweets, find out how Jarrell learned, "be careful what you wish for...you just might get it!"
About the Author
E. Diann Cook has a unique gift that allows her readers the pleasure of traveling through life's discoveries with a youthful perspective. A youth advocate for many years, she combines her experiences, with her achievements in art and music, to assist children of all ages while they embrace their potential for success. Her writing will help adults remember when they were young and her artwork will bring understanding of the book's message to even the youngest readers.
Ms. Cook is the oldest of six siblings with a son who is a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design. She has a Masters Degree in Art Education and a Bachelors Degree in Graphic Arts Illustration Design, both from Central Connecticut State University.
She has over thirty years of experience working with youth through the arts, and is an accomplished vocalist.Her musical repertoire spans from R&B to Gospel, affording her many opportunities to sing with several recording artists as well as her own recording endeavors.