A cookbook for kids based on the Spatulatta Cooking 4 Kids Online website featuring the Gerasole sisters, Isabella (age 10) and Olivia (age 8). This fabulous cookbook for kids features Isabella and Olivia Gerasole, the adorable and charming hosts on www.spatulatta.com. A cooking for kids website that recently won a 2006 James Beard Award, which is the equivalent of an Oscar in the culinary world. Their kid-friendly recipes range from basic "Mom's the Star Toast" to a peek into various ethnic cuisines like "Yumbo Gumbo." The cookbook is arranged by season and also includes special sections devoted to snacks and vegetarian recipes along with easy-to-follow basic cooking skills and weights and measures.

The Spatulatta Cookbook

Children's Books

Gerasole, Isabella

Gerasole, Olivia

Children's Cookbooks

Scholastic Reference

The Scholastic Student Thesaurus has been revised and updated for the first time since 2002. The new edition features 4 new pages of backmatter, and all entries have been reviewed by a lexicographer. Revised and updated, the Scholastic Student Thesaurus is an innovative, easy-to-use title for students in grades 6-12 (savvy 5th graders, too!). It was created for the many kids who get frustrated when they try to use a thesaurus. If they look up a word and "it's not there," many students will give up rather than turn to the index in the back of their book to redirect their search. The Scholastic Student Thesaurus's innovative same-page index solves this problem. In addition, the new edition features 4 brand-new pages of backmatter about language and how words evolve.

Scholastic Student Thesaurus

Bollard, John K.

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Offers a comprehensive, organized reference guide to celebrated creatures of the mythological world, enhanced with detailed illustrations of sculptures, vases, and paintings. 15,000 first printing.

Gods, Goddesses, and Monsters: An Encyclopedia of World Mythology

Keenan, Sheila

Enhanced with photos, an "In Their Own Words" section, web site information, activities, and sidebars, shows young readers what it was like to live during this period in American history.

Chronicle Of America: Colonial Times, 1600-1700

Masoff, Joy

History

Chronicle Of America: American Revolution, 1700-1800

Detailed cross-section illustrations allow young readers to view the inner workings of many things, such as volcanoes and flowers, while descriptive text provides an explanation of their many parts.

Scholastic Visual Dictionary

Corbeil, Jean-Claude

Archambault, Ariane

Upset that the plants he is growing are the smallest in the class, four-year-old dinosaur Brendan switches his name to another container but then regrets what he has done.

Dinofours: My Seeds Won't Grow!

Steve, Metzger

Kids are always full of questions about dinosaurs, and her are the answers to such questions as "What was the first dinosaur?" and "What happened to the dinosaurs?" Simultaneous.

Scholastic Q & A: Did Dinosaurs Live In Your Backyard? (Scholastic Question & Answer)

Berger, Gilda

berger,melvin

Animals

From simple questions like "How much food do you eat each year?" to more complex ones like "What makes blood red?" this book helps kids understand their bodies. As kids begin to wonder how their body works, they will want to know it all. In sections on hair and skin, body works, and senses, the authors take complicated questions, like why do you need two ears, and make them comprehensible to the young readers. Other questions, like why you blush, how much food you eat in a year, and what hiccups and goose bumps are will keep kids turning the pages of this lavishly illustrated, highly informative book.

Why Don't Haircuts Hurt?: Questions and Answers About the Human Body (Scholastic Question and Answer Series)

Barnes, Karen

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From simple questions like "How hot is the sun?" to more complex ones like "Is there life elsewhere in the solar system?" this book helps kids understand what they see when they look up at the sky. So many mysterious things appear when we look up at the sky. And then there are the bodies we can't even see. Learning about the universe helps us understand our own planet. Children will find out about stars, planets, comets, meteors, and more. The authors provide answers that help children understand the scale, movements, and complicated relationships of objects in our universe and beyond.

Do Stars Have Points? (Scholastic Question & Answer)

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