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Yummy Stuff: Ros Asquith's Teen Cookbook: The No-Worries Guide to Cooking (Yummy Stuff: The No-Worries Guide to Cooking)

Yummy Stuff: Ros Asquith's Teen Cookbook: The No-Worries Guide to Cooking (Yummy Stuff: The No-Worries Guide to Cooking)

by RosAsquith (Author)

  • Used

    Paperback 2009

    $3.37
Synopsis

Written and illustrated by best-selling author and illustrator Ros Asquith, teenagers will be provided with helpful survival recipes for when needs must such as what to cook when your parents are on holiday or if you need a favour, as well as recipes which are just for fun. Teen Cookbook will capture the imaginations of younger and older teens alike through approx. 120 practical recipes with humorous headers and hands-on cartoon-style illustration.

$3.37

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 160
 Publisher: A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Published: 15 Oct 2009
ISBN 10: 1408114917
ISBN 13: 9781408114919
Children’s book age: 12+ Years
 Book Overview: Practical recipes which act as a great starting point for learning to cook Entertaining, lighthearted and witty text Recipes categorised by occasion/event Fun, cartoon-style illustrations to complement cooking instructions Easy to carry around format

Media Reviews
' It is chatty and informative and will be very popular with young people ' The Bookseller (June 2009) 'A handy little treasure to keep on the kitchen shelf. With delightful recipes and a utensils guide. A must.' Irish Examiner (January 2010) '...a straight-forward paperback in black and white that can be shoved into a pocket for shopping, with affordable and findable ingredients ingredients...' Families South East Magazine (March 2010)
Author Bio
Ros Asquith has written and illustrated many highly successful non-fiction titles for teens and adults, including the best-selling Teenage Worrier series. She also regularly illustrates for Time Out, the Observer, Theatre Critic, and the Guardian.