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In this fourth title in the popular Look and Cook series, these easy-to-follow and engaging visual recipes will have kids ages 4 to 8 making delicious dishes and snacks using fresh farmers' market produce!Designed for children who can’t yet read, Look and Cook Fresh: A First Book of Recipes in Pictures is...
Give little food lovers their first taste of Alaska with this charming first words board book from the Salmon Sisters.Created for babies and toddlers ages 1–3, this Alaska book for kids introduces 10 distinctly Alaskan food words like canned salmon and chowder through colorful illustrations and playful scenes that encourage...
Discover 11 toast toppings from around the world in this delightful toast-shaped board book! What do you put on your toast? Beans? Egg? Cheese? Anything goes, just don’t burn it! This fun, sturdy, toast-shaped board book is a playful introduction to the things we eat. Filled with bright, beautiful illustrations...
Bookplate signed copies available for pre-order! A joyful celebration of food, friendship, and culture, Fried Rice Surprise shows how a little bit of this and a little bit of that can create something magical Fern loves opening her lunchbox—sometimes it holds something colorful, sometimes sweet and spicy, but always delicious. When she...
For fans of Arnold Lobel’s Frog and Toad and Anika Denise’s The Love Letter comes a charming celebration of autumn and the comforting little pleasures of the cozy season.It’s autumn, Henri the badger’s favorite season. As always, leaves are bursting into color and the smell of comforting dishes fills the air. But...
From an award-winning creator, comes an adorable exploration of what it is like to be a selective eater and the big emotions that come up as kids are introduced to new foods and flavors—some more suspicious than others!ALL bunnies love carrots… except for one: he thinks carrots are suspicious! But...
“But… it feels wrong to throw it away!”If that thought has ever stopped you from decluttering, you’re not alone. By midlife, most homes are filled with decades of belongings—your own, your children’s, and often your parents’ too. The result? Overwhelm, decision fatigue, and a home that no longer fits your...
A collection of the year’s best food and travel writing, selected by renowned chef and humanitarian José Andrés. “Good food and travel writing takes us somewhere far, far away without leaving our living rooms,” writes José Andrés. “Open a magazine or a newspaper, and boom: you are going beyond the...
Lian Cho, Society of Illustrators’ Silver Medal winner and creator of Pig Town Party, Oh, Olive!, and Don’t Eat Eustace, delivers another silly adventure for fans of Mac Barnett and Monica Arnaldo, featuring three brothers and their plan to make the biggest pizza the world has ever seen. Come one, come all, and...
The coffee drinker's essential guide to discovering and appreciating coffee's distinctive flavors - enabling you to buy and enjoy coffee at home and in cafés with confidence every time.The Coffee Tasting Handbook is the coffee drinker's essential guide to discovering and appreciating coffee's distinctive flavors, to buy better coffee and to...
In this sticky celebration of honey from bloom to plate, Amy Newsome offers a glimpse into the craft of beekeeping and the remarkable world of the honeybee, with enticing recipes straight from a beekeeper’s kitchen. Here, curious cooks will find new takes on familiar favourites, much-loved historic traditions and modern...
The Art of Snail Mail is every post lover’s companion to sending mail, inspiring you to connect with your crafty side and your loved ones.Martina Calvi (the author of The Art of Memory Collecting and A Year of Junk Journaling) starts out with the basics, sharing the ritual of letter writing, the anatomy of...
Murderers’ potions, symbols of prosperity, aphrodisiacs, and fairy furniture—mushrooms have captivated human imagination in countless ways. Discover the enchanting world of mushrooms in Fungi Lore by Sally Coulthard, the author of The Apple: A Delicious History and Floriography.This beautifully illustrated book delves into the magic, mythology, and mystery of fungi, revealing their profound...
EATEN No. 26: Picnics is a delightful wander through the park, featuring stories from dining al fresco with the ancestors in China to eating along the Appalachian Trail to the life and times of your gingham picnic blanket. (Summer 2026) Contributors include: Anna Ansari on the golden age of the American rest stop...