With simple fun， this book does awake curiosity for eating those veggies。This is a robust， little board book， which is great to take on a bit of abuse and fit right into younger readers' hands。 The spoon on the side is a nice touch and caught my interest （yes， I'm easily intrigued）。 The illustrations follow exactly the type of scenes as seen in the CoComelon show。 So， fans will have no trouble recognizing and finding familiarity with the characters and situations。 These are bright and very busy With simple fun， this book does awake curiosity for eating those veggies。This is a robust， little board book， which is great to take on a bit of abuse and fit right into younger readers' hands。 The spoon on the side is a nice touch and caught my interest （yes， I'm easily intrigued）。 The illustrations follow exactly the type of scenes as seen in the CoComelon show。 So， fans will have no trouble recognizing and finding familiarity with the characters and situations。 These are bright and very busy illustrations， not only due to the pictures shown， but also， the words dance everywhere。 I find it a bit too busy， but others might disagree。The main text is easy to find and read， since this is placed in green text boxes。 The vocabulary is great for the younger listeners。 It makes for an easy read-aloud， too。。。which is what this book really works well as。 In addition to the main text， which accompanies the mother's and child's dialogue as they eat vegetables， there are the words for the fitting song （which I'm assuming comes from the show）， so this can also be sung along。 This does make it easy to really get engaged in the read， when a parent/guardian/caretaker read this for the child， since it adds more interaction and variety。 I can see this one working to encourage kids to eat their vegetables， especially when they have the exact same thing on their plate as the character in these pages。 And if nothing else， it is a lot of fun to read。 I received an ARC copy and found this one packed with tons of fun for fans。 。。。more