
No More Bonbons No More Jelly!
by Daniel Georges
Illustrated by Daniel Georges
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No More Bonbons No More Jelly!
Does your child live for snacks and candy while avoiding anything that looks like exercise?
Received Readers' Favorite 5-Star Seal
No More Bonbons No More Jelly! is a candylicious social-emotional learning story that will encourage kids to overcome laziness and make healthy choices. A fun story-driven way for families and educators to talk about balance, self-regulation, and active routines that have lifelong positive effects.
Ronnie loves being lazy… and eating candy. In fact, all the candy in the world wouldn’t be enough for him! But when a hungry giant jelly bear threatens his town, Ronnie’s bad habits will need to change. To save the day, Ronnie has to jump, run and outsmart a problem that feels… much bigger than him. Can Ronnie find the strength to face his biggest challenge yet?
This book will help your child:
- Think about healthy choices in a playful, non-judgmental way
- Build self-control and resilience when treats feel extra tempting
- Grow confidence to face big challenges one step at a time
- See movement as empowering — not as punishment
- Join friends and family in active play
This book is wonderful for:
- Children who need gentle encouragement toward healthier routines
- Families and classrooms exploring balance, nutrition, and active living
Perfect for ages 3–8: bedtime, read-aloud time, and classrooms (SEL - social emotional learning)
Part of the award-winning My Crazy Stories Series — Ranked in Amazon's All-Star Top 100 Most-Read Children's Books over 30 times!
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"... a solution to the problem of sweet addiction in a way that is interesting to readers."
This story is a fun way to help children understand the consequences of overeating. It will also teach them to eat healthily and indulge in physical activity to remain fit. The illustrations are delightful and they bring the concept, the characters and the scenes alive for young readers. I like the way the author finds a solution to the problem of sweet addiction in a way that is interesting to readers. It is a good story for parents and tutors to help children understand the problems of having too much of sugar, and if there is a child at home or in class who loves to eat bonbons, jellies and other sweets, then this story is the best way to make them understand the consequences of indulging in them.
- Review by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite.
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