This is the 3rd book by Nicole Smith on the topic of food allergies. 

“Chad the Allergic Chipmunk” helps children and adults learn about tree nut allergies and how to recognize an allergic reaction. “Chad” explains nut allergies in a way that parents, teachers, and children themselves can talk about allergies and understand them better. Written by the author of “Allie the Allergic Elephant” and “Cody the Allergic Cow,” “Chad” is her next book discussing severe food allergies.

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What people are saying about “Chad the Allergic Chipmunk”…

“Chad the Allergic Chipmunk” is a delightful book with a serious message. It helps adults and children alike to increase awareness and tolerance for individual differences especially when the issue can be life threatening. Nicole Smith has taken a personal experience and turned it into an opportunity to help all children with special allergies.
- Rose Bergles 
Principal, Academy School District 20 


Nicole Smith, with the able assistance of her illustrator Maggie Nichols, has zeroed in on milk allergy, peanut allergy and now tree nut allergy. The tale of “Chad the Allergic Chipmunk” is directed to the school aged child with food allergies and the support systems, family, friends, teachers and epinephrine kit that keep him safe. This book provides excellent reading and charming illustrations of specific situations and medically responsible approaches to a child with food allergies.

- Bonnie Baswell, M.D.
Allergist

Only a parent of a food-allergic child could have written a book like this. Nicole reminds the allergic child and his caregivers that we must always be vigilant yet she never lets us forget that there is a talented, interesting, special child in there as well.

- Gina Clowes
Mother of tree nut allergic child
Food allergy support group facilitator