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Cookbook For Girls - Abigail Wheatley - Childrens General Interest and Leisure Category: Childrens Books Description: The Usborne Cookbook for Girls is bursting full of simple and jargon-free recipes that will encourage girls of all ages to experiment with food for every occasion. Covering everything from sharing snacks for parties to comfort food for a quiet night in, the hardback cookbook also provides ideas for sweet treats and healthy snacks galore. The book is full of clear step-by-step instructions and stunning colour photography that is sure to help build the confidence of young girls when it comes to cooking. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Cookbook For Girls Category: Books Description: The cookbook that no self-respecting girl should be without! From perfect sleepover snacks to delicious dinners and picnic salads for summertime fun, girls will love cooking up these mouth-watering ideas with their best-friends. ISBN: 9781405332613 Review this product |
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Cookbook For Girls - Abigail Wheatley - Childrens General Interest and LeisureCategory: Childrens Books Description: The Usborne Cookbook for Girls is bursting full of simple and jargon-free recipes that will encourage girls of all ages to experiment with food for every occasion. Covering everything from sharing snacks for parties to comfort food for a quiet night in, the hardback cookbook also provides ideas for sweet treats and healthy snacks galore. The book is full of clear step-by-step instructions and stunning colour photography that is sure to help build the confidence of young girls when it comes to cooking. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Cookbook For GirlsCategory: Books Description: The cookbook that no self-respecting girl should be without! From perfect sleepover snacks to delicious dinners and picnic salads for summertime fun, girls will love cooking up these mouth-watering ideas with their best-friends. ISBN: 9781405332613 Review this product |
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Girls Cook Book - Z99Category: Books Description: A beautiful padded cookbook that provides over 20 recipes and easy-to-follow instructions for a range of treats that will work equally as well at a party as they would as an after-school treat. A wide range of food is covered including cakes, biscuits, meat, party food and desserts. The book is all very pink and girly and every recipe has stunning photographs of what the end result should look like. The Girls' Cookbook is the perfect book to get girls having fun in the kitchen! Requires adult supervision. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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This review is from: Cookbook for Girls (Dk Cookery) (Hardcover)
I bought this book for an 8 yr old little girl who wants to start learning how to cook. She loves it! The book is great it has some lovely things to make (I've even tried out a few myself!). The instructions in this book are easy to follow and the results so far have been great. I would highly recommend this book.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Nicely presented, easy to use.,
This review is from: Cookbook for Girls (Dk Cookery) (Hardcover)
I bought this book for my daugher after we had it out from the library. She thouroughly enjoyed the easy recipies and enjoyed the freedom that I was able to give her to do some baking etc herself as it is so well and clearly laid out. She is 11. Good book
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Cookbook for Girls, By Zoe (UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Cookbook for Girls (Dk Cookery) (Hardcover)
I bought this book for my 6 year old daughter and it is brilliant. It is full of delicious recipes that are easy and tasty...I myself have enjoyed making a few ! It also has a small section at the back for making place cards and fancy napkins which my daughter loves. I would really recommend it.
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