Sunshine Pie, a Review

 

I have a confession: I love children's books. In fact, I think I have more of them now than I did when I was a child. I have actually started to collect them, and not those from my youth, but those from the youths of my parents and grandparents. I find the difference in both text and illustrations to be fascinating. Because of my interest, I jumped at the chance to review this new picture book from Welbeck Publishing Company called Sunshine Pie.

  This wonderfully illustrated, colorful story of making a pie to enjoy at a picnic from shopping for fresh ingredients, to the baking, to consumption, is a real charmer. When rain befalls the planned picnic, other options are offered in order to save the day. What a wonderful way to teach children not only how to make a pie, but how to gather ingredients, where to find them, what to do when things go wrong, and how to enjoy same with many generations of friends and family.

  Adults will find it informative and charming as well, particularly considering that the recipe for the pie is contained at the back of the book to be prepared and enjoyed (perhaps with a young friend).

  Super cute, and lots of fun for both young and old. Recommended!

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 Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy of Sunshine Pie from Welbeck Publishing Company in exchange for anhonest review