grocery trade

Cheeky asks the Shopkins to help her plan a vacation -- but they all have different ideas about where she should go.

The Rabbids find a grocery store and at first think the only fun thing to do is knock over displays, but then they discover the freezer section.

During a busy day at the grocery store, Stanley uses a fork lift to remove fruits and vegetables from a truck, makes a display, and helps customers.

"Toasty Pop is baby-sitting Dum Mee Mee. But the little tyke keeps getting in lots of trouble! Oh, burned bagels and muffins! Will they both make it out in one piece?"--Back cover.

Offers an incisive commentary on America's relationship with food, and the history of grocerty stores, from its evolution from the earliest trading posts to retail chains and superstores.

The day before Christmas, money goes missing from a donation box at GoodFoods Market and Chloe and her five of her teenage co-workers, held in the break room until the police arrive, try to identify the real thief.

"Apple Blossom, Split Milk, Kooky Cookie, and their friends are competing in the Shopville Games"--Back cover.

Twelve-year-old Ariana, a tomboy, and her ladylike cousin Laila, recently arrived from Afghanistan, do not get along but they pull together when a rival Afghani grocery store opens, rekindling an old family feud and threatening their family's livelihood.

Twelve-year-old Ariana is worlds apart from her proper Afghan cousin Laila, who just moved into their California home. Ariana is a tomboy; Laila cooks, sews, and sings. When a revival Afghan grocery store opens in their town, Laila and Ariana fall on opposite sides of an ancient feud, only to realize that they might be the only ones to end it.

A guide to shops and farms that provide local foods to New York State, describing apple orchards, dairy farms, vineyards, oyster beds, and more, and providing tips on selecting ingredients and recipes to cook with and enjoy local New York fare.