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Philip Lee and his wife, June Jo Lee, are publishers of a series of children’s books devoted to food. Their recent book about Korean chef Roy Choi won a host of awards this year. A giant spray painted portrait of Choi by graffiti artist Man One, is seen on the wall in their Bellevue area home. They’ve done a series of books aimed at developing “food literacy” in kids. June Jo Lee is a food ethnographer. Photographed on April 2, 2018.
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Bellevue couple’s Readers to Eaters book series makes diverse stories about food appetizing to kids | Taste

Philip and June Jo Lee’s publishing company explores where our food comes from, and the impact diets have on our health and the world.

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Philip Lee and his wife, June Jo Lee, are publishers of a series of children’s books devoted to food. Their recent book about Korean chef Roy Choi won a host of awards this year. A giant spray painted portrait of Choi by graffiti artist Man One, is seen on the wall in their Bellevue area home. They’ve done a series of books aimed at developing “food literacy” in kids. June Jo Lee is a food ethnographer. Photographed on April 2, 2018.

Bellevue couple’s Readers to Eaters book series makes diverse stories about food appetizing to kids | Taste

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