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Peter Can't Eat Peanuts | 
| Author: Nadine O'reilly
Publisher: O'Reilly Publishing, Inc.
Category: Book
Buy New: $16.95
Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 394984
Media: Hardcover
Reading Level: Ages 4-8
Pages: 24
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 9.2 x 6 x 0.3
ISBN: 0976824205
EAN: 9780976824206
ASIN: 0976824205
Publication Date: March 15, 2006
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Product Description
Peter Can't Eat Peanuts is the tale of a peanut-allergic boy who shares his experiences with anaphylaxis and the coping process that ensues. Join Peter as he becomes "Empowered" to self-advocate - and watch your child follow in his footsteps!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
 Very Helpful Book August 25, 2008
Momma in Seattle (Momma in Seattle)
As the mother of a 5 year old with allergies we were so excited to read this book together. My son has often felt alone with his allergies and was more than a little excited to read about another child with allergies.
The book is friendly, warm, inclusive and eased my son's fears. He felt understood and not so alone after reading it. In fact he like the book so much he slept with it!
I highly recomend this book to anyone who deals with children with food allergies or sensitivities!
The book is gently realistic June 27, 2008
Lisa (Sugar Land, Texas)
Because our daughter is about to begin Kindergarten, we wanted her to have a book to read and reread about her peanut allergy and hopefully share with her new classmates. The story is gently realistic. Experiencing a peanut allergy reaction first hand, is an extremely stressful time for all. Teaching a 5 year old to constantly monitor what she eats is a big responsibility, but it is something she has to learn. Her dad and I feel that "Peter can't eat Peanuts" is a good book to read as a reminder.
Peter can't eat peanuts February 12, 2008
Ofelia Cardona (Spain)
This is a fantastic book for a parent of an allergic child. Both my son and I have read it regularly and he has even taken his book to school for his classmates to read it. It has changed the attitude of his classmates and their parents as they are now more aware of what my son will have to live with.
Great book!
Peter Can't Eat Peanuts January 7, 2008
Mary Mclaughlin Sta Maria
A great book that makes it easy for younger kids to understand about peanut allergies. My daughter read this book aloud to her fellow second-graders, and it was a nice way to explain things to her friends.
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