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| Kindergarten-Grade 2. One of the wonderful things about this book is that it does not try to do too much, thus giving children an opportunity to create their own understanding. Two chefs, a man and a woman, work at the Top Notch Restaurant. The text, 31 words, is all verbs. Bright, friendly gouache illustrations expand the meaning: on the page accompanying the word "peel" is a large square picture of hands peeling a potato with a metal peeler; the border below shows onions, apples, carrots, pears, and oranges, all of which can also be peeled. At first glance, the cooking verbs appear to be random, but with attention readers can see a specific dinner being created: home-baked bread, cake, vegetable soup, mashed potatoes, garnished fish, sauteed vegetables, and tossed salad. The close-up points of view in the pictures enable children to stick a vicarious finger into the mashed potatoes and see the individual bits of pepper coming out of the grinder into the soup. The restaurant is a tiny place of simple elegance, filled with red-and-white checked tablecloths and people of all races and ages enjoying good food. A culinary delight.?Carolyn Jenks, First Parish Unitarian Church, Portland, ME
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Foreign Customer Review / 国外客户评价: |
| I got this book on a whim for my two neices in Canada. They often asked what I liked to do, so I tried to find something to help explain my love of cooking - and this one did the trick. One girl is three, and loved the colorful pictures (and got very hungry afterwards). The other girl, seven, loved to look at the detailed borders with me, which describe the different ingredients in the dishes. We all made a pizza together afterwards, and her Mom was happy to have found a book that would occupy their minds for hours...even without her around. |
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