The Healthy Harvest. Emma Martin

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      Dedication:

      To my husband Josh, for giving me

      his support to follow my dreams.

      And to my children, Oliver and Sofia, for making me strive

      every day to be a better person with their unconditional love.

      First published in Australia in 2014

      by Little Steps Publishing

      Suite 3, Level 2, 18 Aquatic Drive

      Frenchs Forest NSW 2086

      www.littlesteps.com.au

      Text copyright © 2014 Emma Martin

      Illustrations copyright © 2014 Graeme Compton

      This book is copyright.

      Apart from any fair dealing for the purposes of private study, research, criticism or review,

      as permitted under the Copyright Act, no part may be reproduced by any process without

      written permission. Inquiries should be addressed to the publishers.

      All rights reserved.

      National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication entry

      Author: Martin, Emma, author.

      Title: The healthy harvest / written by Emma Martin ;

      illustrated by Graeme Compton.

      ISBN: 9781925117134 (paperback)

      Target Audience: For children.

      Subjects: Children--Nutrition--Juvenile fiction.

      Nutrition--Juvenile fiction.

      Health--Juvenile fiction.

      Food preferences in children--Juvenile fiction.

      Other Authors/Contributors:

      Compton, Graeme, illustrator.

      Dewey Number: A823.4

      Designed by Dana Brown

      THE HEALTHY

      HARVEST

      Written by

      Emma Martin

      Illustrated by

      Graeme Compton

      My name is Harry Harvester

      and I love to harvest crops.

      I’m here to help you learn

      about the food we buy

      from shops.

      Let us take a journey, with

      friends to help along the way,

      to discover healthy foods that

      we should eat every day.

      Our body gets energy

      from the food we eat.

      Filling our hungry tummies,

      making us feel complete.

      Food can grow underground,

      on a bush or on a tree.

      It can come from an animal,

      or a fish from the sea.