I'm thrilled that the bilingual versions for the entire Food Justice Books for Kids is available now

When Lulu’s mother’s van breaks down, money for food becomes tight and the Hunger Monster comes back into their lives. Only visible to Lulu, Hunger Monster is a troublemaker who follows her around making it hard for her to concentrate in school. How can she help her mom and defeat the Monster when Lulu has promised never to speak its name to anyone? -- Join with Lulu as she battles the Hunger Monster. Find out a special message of support from actor and anti-hunger activist Jeff Bridges at the end. 

You can learn much more at the full Hunger Monster website: hunger-monster.com

Jesse loves him some junk food. He whips up a big combo of snacks and accidentally summons the Snack Food Genie - a sweet, salty and highly processed figure, who is determined to keep Jesse snacking between snacks. Jesse has ambitions to get a scholarship to a hip hop dance class, but he's lacking energy. With help from his friend Gabriel, he takes on the Genie and helps his family discover a new way to cook and eat together.

Frankie lives in a big city with her grandfather, who struggles to grow some produce in a window box. Frankie has a school project to learn more about the food system and with her friends thinks about converting an empty lot into a community garden. The Food Phantom who is  a ghostly figure who haunts the lot has other ideas. How can Frankie find out why the Food Phantom is so against them using the lot and how can she get the community to rally round to make the garden a reality?