<p>Mitch Spinach seems to be an ordinary kid, but his classmates have begun to suspect something. The notes in his custom-made, temperature controlled Nutripak lunchbox appear to have been written in code. While other kids eat their usual chicken fingers and pepperoni pizza, Mitch Spinach mixes up his meal in a battery-powered blender before their curious and envious eyes. He is the smartest, nicest, strongest kid in Ms Radicchio s class, but he often misses recess when he is called to Principal Lycopene s office. The truth is that his high-powered fruit and vegetable smoothies give him special powers, such as super-sonic hearing and amazing night vision to tackle problems and solve mysteries at Sunchoke Elementary. American culture is ripe for a new healthy, cool role model for kids. Parents will catch the allusion to their old friend Popeye, and kids will be asking for an extra helping of fruits and vegetables. Plus, what kid doesn t like stories about super-hero kids? With national campaigns like Michele Obama s Let s Move program and Jamie Oliver s Food Revolution, The Secret Life of Mitch Spinach is as timely as it is innovative. Every family, library, and elementary school should stock its shelves with the first adventure in the series, in which Principal Lycopene calls on Mitch Spinach to investigate a mysterious happening in the janitor s closet. What happens next . . . you ll have to order a copy and find out!</p>

The Secret Life of Mitch Spinach

Hillary Feerick

Jeff Hillenbrand

Joel Fuhrman

M.D.

Children's Books

Mitch Spinach Productions, Inc.

Everyone at Sunchoke Elementary now knows that Mitch Spinach is no ordinary kid. In this exciting field day adventure, Mitch Spinach receives a coded message on his futuristic watch asking him to report to the gym. After rescuing Becca out on the field, he is determined to help Principal Lycopene find the missing key to the trophy case. When solving the mystery seems impossible, what secret ingredients from his custom-made Nutripak lunchbox will he need? Will he find the key in time? Find out how Mitch Spinach fuels his remarkable sense of smell and boosts his brain power to take on this new challenge in Book 2 of the Mitch Spinach series.

Mitch Spinach and the Smell of Victory (The Secret Life of Mitch Spinach, 2)

From the Mitch Spinach Children's Book Series comes the highly acclaimed 3rd book in the series.  Introducing Molly Spinach-the super smart, super cool sister of the great Mitch Spinach. A tree house burglar, a school bully, and more high-tech gadgets make the third book in the Mitch Spinach series loads of fun. When Mitch and Molly find out that there has been an intruder in their incredible tree house laboratory, they are determined to find out who is responsible. He has swiped some of their secret recipes and stolen their super bars! Meanwhile, a school bully is teasing one of the kids in Ms. Radicchio's class. When it turns out that the one being bullied is also the culprit, Mitch and Molly Spinach have their work cut out for them. They end up making a new friend and helping him learn how to get super powers. Help them put together the clues to the mystery and learn some of their secrets as you read. Includes a "Secrets for Parents and Teachers" section and a brand new recipe to help kids get their own super powers.

Mitch Spinach and The Tree House Intruder (3rd Book from the Mitch Spinach Children's Book Series) by Hillary Feerick (2012-05-03)

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The Secret Life of Mitch Spinach

Mitch Spinach and the Smell of Victory (The Secret Life of Mitch Spinach, 2)

Mitch Spinach and The Tree House Intruder (3rd Book from the Mitch Spinach Children's Book Series) by Hillary Feerick (2012-05-03)