Vicki Marquez

The story line could not have been better written…We truly cant wait until there are more Rootlets series available! Vicki Marquez did a brilliant job in creating a children’s book that not only encouraged reading, but comes with a moral background; every parents’ dream!

Jennifer June 16, 2016

Super Rootabilities is a fun story. It doesn’t come across as preachy or overly educational, but kids will certainly pick up some good messages about eating healthy foods and the good things that vegetables can do for us.

Valerie Mitchell June 16, 2016

What’s neat about their powers is they involve what vegetables element they have, like Carrotina has super sight whereas carrots are good for your eyes. I found that to be a creative idea for the kids to associate the two together.

Randi Poole June 16, 2016

The Rootlets are just too cute!

Danielle June 16, 2016

The Rootlets is an amazingly cute book that exposes children to the importance of friendship, inner strength and healthy living. And the picture are just as cute, and we love to read and look at them.

Kelly June 16, 2016

The Rootlets are a great group of new characters that your kids will love who encourage and install healthy habits like eating veggies… If your kids are like mine and love fun characters and superheroes, they will really connect and relate to these guys!

Lindsey June 16, 2016

If you are looking for the perfect book to help teach your children that fruits and veggies are really cool and healthy then this book is just for you.

Jennifer June 16, 2016

The cast’s entertaining names (Brocc, Kaley, Carrotina and Cornelius), the bright and colorful illustrations and the thrilling plot of the story make this book a read-again favorite.

Be Free For Me Blog June 16, 2016

The Rootlets has been super fun to read and very helpful when trying to explain how veggies are good for you.

Debbie Picard June 16, 2016

This is a very creative book. The author came up with some fun names for the characters, such as Mr. Fungi (“Fun Guy”) and put a lot of great detail into the story (I like National Plantographic magazine – too funny!)

Kimberly June 16, 2016

Bright, quirky illustrations of the Rootlets’ adventures follow mysterious clues to their exciting conclusion, which leads to even more plans for super hero Rootabilities’ development.

Midwest Book Review June 16, 2016

I am completely in love with this adorable book. I think that it does a great job teaching children about fruits and vegetables. I think that the storyline is wonderful. My daughters thought that this was a very cute book. They were enthralled with the book the first time that we read it. The girls love that when we eat our fruits and vegetables they now have new names for their food, which is hilarious at mealtime.

Danielle June 16, 2016

The quality of this book is exceptional!

Rebecca Johnson June 16, 2016