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Cook Me a Story: A treasury of stories and recipes inspired by classic fairy tales

by Bryan Kozlowski

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Combine the magic of storytelling with the fun of cooking for a truly unique mashup of cookbook and storybook.

Welcome to the enchanted world of Cook Me A Story: A Treasury Of Kitchen-Time Tales—an innovative children's cookbook pairing familiar folktales with inspired recipes that both children and their parents can enjoy. Composed of seventeen recipes based on the most beloved fairy tales, Cook Me a Storyoffers young cooks their first opportunity to create deliciously enchanting dishes. Throughout each recipe, well-known fairy-tale characters act out cooking instructions that are woven into each scene of the tale.

Subject
cookingcookingMore like thisLess of this
Genre
fairy talefairy taleMore like thisLess of thisfolklorefolkloreMore like thisLess of thismyths and folkloremyths and folkloreMore like thisLess of this
Audience
childrenspicture books
Length
short · 80 pages

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