A Little Bit of Soul Food (World Snacks Series)

by Amy Wilson Sanger

The comforting flavors of fried chicken, mac '??n'?? cheese, collards, and other home-cooked treats fill the fifth title in the World Snacks series. But it'??s the gorgeous quilting that nearly steals... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Board book
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1582461090
• Release Date: June 2004
• Publisher: Tricycle Press
• Length: 20 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 5.5" x 0.5" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Cute Board Book!

All of of these little board books by Amy singer are great. Perfect for the toddler who loves to turn the pages and learn about something a little different than, ball, duck, and dog!

cool and quirky board book

My one year old son loves this board book! We actually have the entire series. It's fun and creative, and I don't have to worry about him ripping the pages. We are hooked!

So much fun...

This is a fun book to read and the pictures are interesting as well! It has become a family favorite. The back cover describes the dishes in detail so if you don't know what a chitlin is, don't worry!

Yummy!

I purchased this book for my nephew's first New Year's Day gift last year. The subject matter was perfect. In our family (ex-southerners) we always serve up a BIG, traditional Southern meal on New Year's Day. All of the foods depicted in this book are familiar to us. From okra and hush puppies to cornbread and 'nana pudding. What a great idea for a toddler book, and the paper collage/fiber art is pretty good too. A great way to introduce your little one to Southern cuisine and culture.

great addition to the series

After being a little disappointed with Yum Yum Dim Sum, I was so happy to read through A Little Bit of Soul Food. My kids love it too. We just moved to the South from California....the sushi and Mexican food depicted in Sanger's earlier books were familiar to us and we enjoyed reading about our favorite foods. Now we have another book of familiar yummy foods to read about!The backgrounds are inspired by Gee's Bend quilts, a treat for the fiber-art lovers out there.