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In this tale, young Alex discovers that onions aren't the only thing in the fridge that can make you cry, and that good eating habits can fend off all kinds of problems.
"Whimsical, original, and aptly supported by the colorful artwork of illustrator Guy Hobbs, this cleverly written picture book fully showcases author Artie Knapp's distinctive storytelling style. A delightfully fun and engaging read from cover to cover, "There's A Crocodile in Our Pickle Jar" is a simply outstanding and unreservedly recommended addition to family, daycare center, preschool, elementary school, and community library picture book collections for children ages 4-8."
"A title that instantly piques curiosity, drawing readers of all ages. Artie Knapp's book masterfully combines a captivating story with eye-catching illustrations by artist Guy Hobbs."
- Thanos Kalamidas, The Ovi chief editor
"There's a Crocodile in Our Pickle Jar has a funny twist that's sure to get kids to eat their vegetables." - Jabberblabber magazine
"There's a Crocodile in Our Pickle Jaris an imaginative tale for kids of all ages, especially picky eaters! A fun bedtime story for any child who's ever been tempted to sneak back into the fridge when the lights are out." - Storyberries.com
"Super innovative, coupled with the lucid story telling style of Artie Knapp... This is a unique toast for all readers." - Kidsgen.com
"With the clever twist ending, and value placed on eating properly, "There's a Crocodile in Our Pickle Jar" excels at storytelling and is the perfect bedtime story for young readers. The illustrations add to the excitement and thrill, opening young one's imaginations along the way." - Reading Pioneers
