I Will Never Not Ever Eat a Tomato

A parent might reach for this book when dealing with the daily frustrations of a picky eater. It's a perfect antidote to mealtime battles of will, offering a creative and gentle path forward. The story features fussy younger sister Lola, who has a long list of foods she refuses to eat, and her patient older brother Charlie. Instead of demanding she eat, Charlie uses his brilliant imagination to reframe the food, turning carrots into 'orange twiglets from Jupiter' and mashed potatoes into 'cloud fluff'. This book wonderfully models how a little creativity and respect can defuse a power struggle, making it an excellent choice for families with preschoolers who are asserting their independence at the dinner table.