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My Mom Loves Me More Than Sushi

September 30, 2006 | Hardcover
ISBN: 9781897187098
$15.95
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Description

In this utterly delicious book, a little girl and her mom learn about fabulous foods from around the world. Sushi, houska, canja, couscous, megaderra, smorgastarta, and other dishes all star in the family's culinary adventure.

About this Author

Though this is the third book that Ashley Spires has illustrated, it is the first one to make her hungry while she drew it. She lives in Richmond, British Columbia, with her cats Gracie and Charlotte, and her favourite foods are strawberries, nectarines and chocolate.

ISBN: 9781897187098
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 24
Publisher: Second Story Press
Published: 2006-09-30

Reviews

Warm, loving and poetic, with a sense of togetherness; you'll almost feel like you can taste the food. Wonderful illustrations.

A delightful book that will both comfort and educate young readers.

The amusing and colorful artwork helps to keep things lively.

The youngest of readers are in for a delicious treat that will take them around the world without ever leaving the kitchen.

The text cleverly describes the food in mouth-watering detail without simply listing the ingredients.

This book is an ideal way to open for children the doors to varied cultures gastronomic creations.

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December 2006


This book is written as a series of vignettes: each double spread follows the pattern of "My mom loves me more than...". Each page offers a traditional food from a different country. the text clevery describes the food in mouth-watering detail without simply listing the ingredients while the illustrations depict mother and daughter either preparing or eating it.

The cartoon drawings are suited to the story set in today's world. The pictures are not cluttered and present a nice background of each frame. This book would lend itself well to use in the classroom as a model for writing, or for the introduction of different cultures or a unit on food. The inside bookcovers have a map of the world showing where each of the foods originated.

The book would be suitable for both school and public libraries. It could be used to support social studies and health curricula.

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