Alison McCullough Books

A relatable story addressing the topic of food insecurity within families. Papa Moose really wanted to spend time with his family for Thanksgiving; but he is too embarrassed to come to dinner without being able to contribute to the family meal. The food pantry steps in and saves the day! He regains his confidence and self-value. His family is delighted that he is there to spend time with them, because that is what really matters. In 2020 over 35 million Americans struggled with food insecurity. There is no shame in asking for help when you need it, because everyone deserves a place at the table.

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