Lisa Vegan's Reviews > How to Make a Cherry Pie and See the U.S.A.
How to Make a Cherry Pie and See the U.S.A.
by Marjorie Priceman
by Marjorie Priceman
Lisa Vegan's review
bookshelves: childrens, fiction, picture-books, reviewed
Mar 14, 11
bookshelves: childrens, fiction, picture-books, reviewed
Recommended to Lisa by:
Kathryn
Recommended for:
kids who like silly books; for interest in U.S. history, natural resources & their uses; & baking
Read on March 14, 2011
There’s a map! I’m a sucker for maps in books. And, this inside covers map is of the U.S. and includes pictures of things
I recently read this author-illustrator’s book How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World and I loved it, so I sought out this book.
It’s a silly but educational story about a girl who wants to bake a cherry pie but she needs a few more things to do that, and the store is closed, so she, and her adorable dog, take a trip across the U.S.A. to procure the necessities. Along the way, the reader will learn about a few states, and other things such as how glass, cotton material for potholders, etc. are made. A link between natural resources and their end product is shown, in a fun way. The dog does the cutest things in many of the illustrations.
The illustrations are glorious. I loved them.
I thought that this one was just as much fun as the “See the World” book and would love it if books about other countries or continents and flavors of pie get published.
There is a (non-vegan) recipe for cherry pie included in the book, a recipe that could be easily veganized for vegan kids/families.
I recently read this author-illustrator’s book How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World and I loved it, so I sought out this book.
It’s a silly but educational story about a girl who wants to bake a cherry pie but she needs a few more things to do that, and the store is closed, so she, and her adorable dog, take a trip across the U.S.A. to procure the necessities. Along the way, the reader will learn about a few states, and other things such as how glass, cotton material for potholders, etc. are made. A link between natural resources and their end product is shown, in a fun way. The dog does the cutest things in many of the illustrations.
The illustrations are glorious. I loved them.
I thought that this one was just as much fun as the “See the World” book and would love it if books about other countries or continents and flavors of pie get published.
There is a (non-vegan) recipe for cherry pie included in the book, a recipe that could be easily veganized for vegan kids/families.
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Mar 15, 2011 08:19am
So glad you enjoyed this one equally well. It seems like a lot of people didn't like it as much so I'm glad your experience was more positive :-)
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Kathryn wrote: "So glad you enjoyed this one equally well. It seems like a lot of people didn't like it as much so I'm glad your experience was more positive :-)"Yes, I did, or close enough. If I had to pick one, it would be the other, but this came very close for me. I hope that there are more. Countries/continents/regions.
