Global Guest Blogging at its Best
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Mungai and the Goa Constrictor
Wouldn't it be just perfect to get everything you want in life without lifting a single finger or claw! Mungai thinks it would, and goes all out to get it in a humorous tale of greed, consumerism and the environment… and fermented apple juice!
Told through the eyes of animals, the reader is taken on a compelling journey through the jungle, together with a wealth of colourful and enjoyable characters, conspiracies and the unlikely friendships forged between the various species of the animal kingdom.
A timeless tale for children and adults alike
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Carte Blanche by Amelia Curzon 
I don’t they are good for any of us, and those like my grandson who has Asperger’s just can’t tolerate the dyes at all. Some are worse than others, but he can’t have any of them.
I’m convinced that these kids they are diagnosing with ADHD need to avoid them as well.
But then what do I know?! Natalie 🙂
There are far too many foods containing the wrong things for children. Reading all the labels is sort of time-consuming though. Best to avoid as many as possible. I am sorry to hear about your grandson, Natalie. Fortunately, my granddaughter tolerates everything. Bit of a (very adorable) little monkey, though LOL 🙂