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Nadiya's Bake Me a Story
Written by Nadiya Hussain and illustrated by Clair Rossiter

Join Great British Bake off sensation Nadiya Hussain for scrumptious stories and delicious bakes all the family can enjoy. A unique collection of storybook and cookbook brought together by Nadiya herself. Meet Ruby red and the three bears, then make some very berry muffins. Join Rapunzel on a special adventure then make her carrot and nutmeg cookies.

Kids Cooking: Students Prepare and Eat Foods from Around the World
Written by George Ancona

Roll up your sleeves, wash your hands, and join four different groups of kids as they prepare recipes from all over the world, step by step. George Ancona's photographs record every crumb of effort as the children make their way around the kitchen, chopping, measuring, rolling, mixing, and learning about the food they're eager to eat. The end result? Roasted vegetables from Morocco, fried rice from China, minestrone from Italy, and salsa from Mexico, filling the kids' bowls and plates and tantalizing readers who may be inspired to cook up something savory of their own. Engaging photographs follow a diverse group of kids as they find out where their food comes from, how to prepare it -- and how great it is to share a meal together.

The Forest Feast for Kids: Colorful Vegetarian Recipes that are Simple to Make
Written by Erin Gleeson

The first children's cookbook from New York Times bestselling author and popular food blogger Erin Gleeson, The Forest Feast for Kids, serves up kid-friendly vegetarian recipes that are quick, easy, and fun to make.

Cooking: How to Make Food for Your Friends, Your Family & Yourself
Written by Patricia Daniels and Darcie Johnston and illustrated by Elisa Chavarri

A first-step guide to cooking introduces such basic skills as chopping, mixing, and blending, and provides classic family recipes and tips for making an appetizing presentation.

The Nancy Drew Cookbook: Clues to Good Cooking
Written by Carolyn Keene

Nancy Drew is not only a great detective--she's also a great cook! With recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (plus those meals in between), this cookbook has the right dish for everyone. And because the recipes tie in to the most famous Nancy Drew mysteries, this book is a must-have for every fan of the world's greatest super sleuth!

The Wizard's Cookbook: Magical Recipes Inspired by Harry Potter, Merlin, the Wizard of Oz, and More
Written by Aurélia Beaupommier

From Merlin to Harry Potter to Mary Poppins, Aurélia Beaupommier pays tribute to all sorcerers, fairies, elves, mages, and magicians within this spellbinding cookbook. "The Wizard's Cookbook" includes magical dishes that are both quick and easy to prepare for any occasion. Beaupommier provides a beautiful spread of festive themed dishes to enchant your guests. Recipes are accompanied by beautiful full-page color photographs of the delectable food and drinks. In addition to the sustenance necessary to battle your nemesis--whether it be a dragon or an empty stomach--this book also includes recipes to prepare divine desserts and devilish snacks, as well as intoxicating potions and elixirs to quench your thirst. Whether you're a beginner or an expert wizard, open this spell book, grab your wand, and ... Abracadabra! You'll be able to create delicious, bewitching recipes that are sure to teleport you and those dining with you to another world.

Campfire Chef : Mouthwatering Campfire Recipes
Written by Tyler Omoth

Campfire cooking doesn't have to be limited to hotdogs and s'mores. With a little know-how and the right tools, everything from deep-dish pizza to cheesecake can be made over the campfire. The easy-to-follow recipes and creative tips in this book teach beginning cooks all about cooking over a fire and how to make a variety of delicious meals. With basic instructions and cooking safety information, young readers can become creative campfire chefs in no time.

An Astronaut Cookbook : Simple Recipes for Kids
Written by Sarah L. Shuette

You don't have to blast off into space to find quick and easy astronaut snacks. In just a few simple steps, you can make Flying Saucers, Moon Rock Salad, and much more. So grab your astronaut apron and get into the kitchen! Snack time will never be the same.
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