<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3n54te_1H3ygswx00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3n54te_1H3ygswx00" width="640" height="427" ><figcaption>Alfricka Bennett has expanded her E2Live project with two children’s coloring books designed to introduce young readers to fruits and vegetables. Tomeka Sinclair | The Laurinburg Exchange</figcaption></figure>RAEFORD — Alfricka Bennett is taking her E2Live message to a younger audience, using two new children’s coloring books to help introduce kids to fruits and vegetables and the benefits of healthy eating.Bennett recently released the E2Love Fruit Coloring Book and the E2Live Vegetables Coloring Book, designed to help children become familiar with different foods while learning how those foods contribute to a healthy body.The books are part of Bennett’s broader effort to encourage healthier eating habits, a message she began sharing through her own journey toward a plant-based lifestyle and her original E2Live cookbook.“All kids should know about fruits and vegetables, the oranges that we eat and what that does to our body. What does bananas do for our body? What does broccoli do for our body?” Bennett said.Through the coloring books, she hopes to give parents and children an opportunity to talk about healthy foods and develop an understanding of nutrition early in life.Bennett said the children’s books connect with the purpose behind E2Live, which is to encourage people to become more intentional about what they eat and how they care for their bodies.She is also working to expand the children’s line with another book that will build on the coloring books by answering questions about different fruits and vegetables and explaining their benefits.Bennett’s interest in healthy eating grew out of her own experiences with health challenges. After changing her diet and researching the relationship between food and wellness, she began sharing what she learned with others.Her original E2Live cookbook introduced readers to healthier recipes and information about fruits, vegetables, herbs and spices. The new children’s books extend that message beyond the kitchen and into early learning.Bennett said people should take an active role in understanding their bodies and making informed choices about what they eat.“If you want to live a long time, you gotta have the mindset to want to take care of yourself,” she said. “Know what you eat. We are what we eat and that is true.”With the children’s books, Bennett hopes to make that lesson accessible to a new generation.Bennett’s books are available on Amazon. Latest information on new releases can also be found at Bennett’s Facebook page, Resilience Art.</div></body>

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RAEFORD — Alfricka Bennett is taking her E2Live message to a younger audience, using two new children’s coloring books to help introduce kids to fruits and vegetables and the benefits of healthy eating. Bennett recently released the E2Love Fruit Coloring Book and the E2Live Vegetables Coloring Book, designed...

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RAEFORD — Alfricka Bennett is taking her E2Live message to a younger audience, using two new children’s coloring books to help introduce kids to fruits and

Bennett takes E2Live message to younger generation

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