Cookies for Santa
The Story of How Santa's Favorite Cookie Saved Christmas
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- €5.99
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- €5.99
Publisher Description
From the experts at America's Test Kitchen comes a new twist on a holiday tradition. The perfect Christmas gift or stocking stuffer for kids who love to bake!
The Kringle family cookbook has gone missing, and Santa can't remember the recipe for the special cookies he makes every year. But where can he turn for help?
Millions of people bake special Christmas cookies during the holidays—including Santa! In fact, every year he bakes his family's favorite cookie and gives them to the elves and reindeer to show them how much he cares, just like his father and grandfather did. But it's just days before Christmas, and the Kringle family cookbook is nowhere to be found! If he has no recipe, he can't bake his cookies. And if he can't bake his cookies, Christmas might as well be canceled! Luckily, a little girl finds the cookbook and, with the help of America's Test Kitchen, inspires families from all over the world to work together to make sure that Santa and his family have a happy holiday.
Includes a recipe for Santa's Chocolate Krinkle Cookies straight from American's Test Kitchen. Start a new tradition with this sweet interactive holiday story.
This book is perfect for anyone:
•looking for Christmas books for kids as a gift
•who is a fan of America's Test Kitchen
•who loves to bake!
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
A community steps forward to save Christmas in this cheerful story with a light bookish twist. Each year, Santa makes the same recipe for "deep, dark chocolate cookies with a snow-white exterior: Krinkle Cookies." Only this year, he can't find the Kringle family cookbook, and he worries that "everyone will be disappointed" without the traditional treat. Meanwhile, when two Boston siblings visit the library at Christmastime, young recipe enthusiast Abigail discovers an unusual recipe book none other than Santa's cherished volume (nevermind how it got there). In this world, Santa and Mrs. Claus make broadcasts "live from the North Pole," and when it is revealed that the book is missing, Abigail takes action, heading to America's Test Kitchen to broadcast the recipe so families around the world can make them for Santa. Though the prominent featuring of the Test Kitchen is jarringly self-promotional, the story is a fun concept, and Tarkela's realistic digital illustration offers the pleasing details of a television studio. A cookie recipe is included. Ages 4 8.
