Hello, friends! Our book today is Kids Can Cook: Fun and Yummy Recipes for Budding Chefs, illustrated by Esther Coombs, a delightful starter cookbook for the culinarily inclined. Cooking: it’s not just for grown-ups! After an introductory section that covers the do’s and don’t’s of kitchen safety, tools of the trade and some basic techniques … Continue reading Kids Can Cook: Fun and Yummy Recipes for Budding Chefs (Esther Coombs)
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The Foodie Flamingo (Vanessa Howl)
Hello, friends! Our book today is The Foodie Flamingo, written by Vanessa Howl and illustrated by Pablo Pino, a delightful and insightful tale of culinary curiosity. Frankie the flamingo meets with her friends (Frederick, Felicia, and Steve) every Friday at their favorite flamingo restaurant. And every Friday, each friend orders the same shrimp-based dish. Like … Continue reading The Foodie Flamingo (Vanessa Howl)
Julia, Child (Kyo Maclear)
Hello, friends! Our book today is Julia, Child, written by Kyo Maclear and illustrated by Julie Morstad, an ode to cooking and childhood. From the first time young Julia tastes sole meunière, she is enchanted by cooking and cuisine. She and her friend Simca spend days together, at the market shopping for ingredients, learning the … Continue reading Julia, Child (Kyo Maclear)
How To Make A Mom (Claressa Swensen)
Hello, friends! Our book today is How To Make A Mom, written by Claressa Swensen and illustrated by Alena Paklina, a sugary sweet tribute to what makes moms so special. Written in the form of a recipe, the text takes the reader step-by-step through the making of a very special mom, using ingredients like sugar, … Continue reading How To Make A Mom (Claressa Swensen)
How To Feed Your Parents (Ryan Miller)
Hello, friends! Our book today is How To Feed Your Parents, written by Ryan Miller and illustrated by Hatem Aly, a fun flip-flopped tale of a family learning to try new foods. Matilda Macaroni absolutely loves to try new foods whenever she can, but it’s usually only ever at friends’ or family’s homes. That’s because … Continue reading How To Feed Your Parents (Ryan Miller)
