Teresa Infante

Onions and Then Some Teresa Infante

ONIONS AND THEN SOME is the fourth of the VEGETABLE GARDEN STORIES, a collection that highlights the importance of common vegetables which we should eat every day. In each of these stories, human and citizenship values of utter meaning come to light, in easy and accessible reading content, specially developed for the younger generation. Filled with vitamins and minerals, the onion is recognized for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, helping to improve the health of the nervous, circulatory and respiratory systems. For being deeply nutritious, it also helps in the beauty of the skin and hair. It can and should be used daily in soups, purées, salads and also as a seasoning. In this story, a family at risk of poverty receives valuable help and sees their luck changing due to a small gesture. In short, a little goodwill goes a long way.