For fans of Mo Willems\' Don\'t Let the Pigeon...
Doing what one loves, Malbrough shows, makes it possible to transcend even the basest instincts."--Publishers Weekly. . .
In one of many lovely watercolor spreads, Marigold blends glossy curls of shaved chocolate and a ribbon of molasses into the batter.
This humorous book would be ideal for a storytime reading."--School Library Journal "Debut talent Malbrough celebrates the act of culinary creation and the joy of being absorbed in a personal passion--and, like the best desserts, he doesn\'t let his story get too sweet. . .
The watercolor illustrations are impeccable.
Praise for Marigold Bakes a Cake "This book contains the perfect recipe for fun.
Perfect for fans of Mo Willems\' Don\'t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus and David Ezra Stein\'s Interrupting Chicken.
With a recipe comprised of equal parts humor and charm, author-illustrator Mike Malbrough has cooked up a scrumptious laugh-out-loud addition to the great tradition of interruption books.
And no cake.
Clearly a chase is in order Yet all that leads to is a spectacularly messy kitchen. of finch?That\'s not right at all Neither are the smidgeons of pigeons or the spoonsfull of loons. . .
Then he sprinkles in just a pinch of .
Peasy. . .
He adds a cup of milk .
Easy. . .
He whips up egg whites .
Being messy, noisy, and disruptive in Marigold\'s kitchen are how one finch, two pigeons, and three loons spend their Mondays Marigold the cat loves Mondays, for that is when he Bakes cakes With his favorite recipe in front of him, he rolls up his sleeves and gets down to it.
Baking the perfect Cake is how Marigold spends Mondays. series.
For fans of Mo Willems\' Don\'t Let the Pigeon..
