Frank Carlson Library

This film exposes the most popular diets on the planet as well as several misconceptions about weight loss and nutrition. The film follows the audacious filmmaker Michal Siewierski (Food Choices) in his treacherous journey.

Required by her cross-country coach to keep a food diary, an insecure teen finds that writing helps organize her thoughts, especially about issues that she, her best friend, and her mother face related to weight and eating.

After outsmarting the beast that was planning to eat him, a piglet stays on to cook for the beast.

"It's time to celebrate with the five basic food groups. The mayor of Food Town introduces each food group as they march in the town parade, from the vegetables, fruits, and legumes, to the grains and fats. Kids learn about the importance of all the food groups and how our bodies benefit from each. There is also helpful information on portion size and exercise along with both illustrations of the Food Pyramid and the newly introduced food plate"--...

Little Wolf is tired of eating lamburgers and sloppy does, but when he tricks his parents into thinking there is a boy in the woods, they could all miss a chance for a real feast.

Soli ate nothing but salads, and Meri ate only meat. On their way home from the market, their carts collided mixing their groceries and causing them to try each other's food.

The No Biggie Bunch doesn't speak about limitations or medications. They focus on allergen-free celebrations and smart preparation. Focus on fun and all you can do and soon you'll be saying "No Biggie" too!