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Fed Up with Lunch: The School Lunch Project: How One Anonymous Teacher Revealed the Truth About School Lunches –And How We Can Change Them!
Author(s): Mrs. Q (Author), Sarah Wu Also Known as "Mrs. Q" Sarah Wu Also Known as "Mrs. Q" (Author)
- Publisher: Chronicle Books
- Publication Date: 5 Oct. 2011
- Edition: 1st
- Language: English
- Print length: 208 pages
- ISBN-10: 1452102287
- ISBN-13: 9781452102283
Book Description
Based on a blog of the same name, Fed Up With Lunch is one teacher’s account of eating school lunch for a year. Here, she unveils the truths about school lunches (like why pizza counts for two grains, while rice only counts for one), along with what foodies and concerned parents can do to help reform the issue.
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Based on a blog of the same name, this title is one teacher’s account of eating school lunch for a year. It unveils the truths about school lunches (like why pizza counts for two grains while rice only counts for one), along with what foodies and concerned parents can do to help reform the issue.
Mrs. Q is a public school teacher in Midwest U.S.A. In 2010, she started the Fed Up With Lunch blog where she recorded eating school lunch every day for a year. As of late June 2010, she had eaten 98 school lunches, including 38 fruit cups, 17 pieces of pizza, 12 beef burgers and more than 60 chicken nuggets. Her blog has been applauded by Jamie Oliver who has written a forward to her book.
Mrs. Q is a public school teacher in Midwest U.S.A. In 2010, she started the Fed Up With Lunch blog where she recorded eating school lunch every day for a year. As of late June 2010, she had eaten 98 school lunches, including 38 fruit cups, 17 pieces of pizza, 12 beef burgers and more than 60 chicken nuggets. Her blog has been applauded by Jamie Oliver who has written a forward to her book.
About the Author
Mrs. Q is a public school teacher in Midwest U.S.A. In 2010, she started the Fed Up With Lunch blog where she recorded eating school lunch every day for a year. As of late June 2010, she had eaten 98 school lunches, including 38 fruit cups, 17 pieces of pizza, 12 beef burgers and more than 60 chicken nuggets. Her blog has been applauded by Jamie Oliver who has written a forward to her book.
