A little girl who is obsessed with the color pink eats so many pink cupcakes that she herself turns pink.

A fussy eater decides to sample the carrots after her brother convinces her that they are really orange twiglets from Jupiter.

Vegetarian dinosaurs enjoy their plant meals at the Dinosaur Cafe until a ravenous Tyrannosaurus stomps in looking for meaty dinosaur stew.

Who better than teeth can explain the mysteries of dental care. Includes puns, wisecracks and tooth jokes!

When Melissa takes a big glass bottle of authentic pulled teeth from her father's dental office for a show-and-tell presentation, she becomes a first-grade celebrity.

A stinky dinosaur learns from a bird how to brush his teeth and bathe.

Simple text, large photograph illustrations. My favorite picture was the macro of a cavity.

This book does a wonderful job of explaining what foods do in your body, using simple language. Example: On one page, there is photograph of various carbs with text that says: "All of these foods contain carbohyrates. Your body needs this kind of food to make energy."

Again, this book still has the "old" food pyramid. However, the author does a good job explaining about eating fats and sugars in moderation. (PreK-K)

This series of books by Helen Frost also includes: the vegetable group, the fruit group, the grain group and fats, oils and sweets. She has also written a book called "Eating Right," which ties those food groups together (no, it's not the new and updated food pyramid).

A valuable overview of germs, and the importance of haircare, hand-washing and visiting the dentist/doctor.