• Carafoli, John
  The Cookie Cookbook
  Follett, 1977
  + 641.5 Car
  Recipes aimed at young children, both baked and unbaked.
• Dineen, Jacqueline
  Chocolate
  Wayland Publishes, 1990
  + 641.63 Din
  Discusses the role of chocolate in history , where it comes from, and how it is processed and prepared for eating.
• Oetker, Dr.
  Let's Bake
  Sterling Publishing Company, 1992
  + 641.71 Oet
  Presents baking recipes for choco-orange cupcakes, marzipan ,lucky charms and other sweet treats.
• Macleod, Elizabeth
  Bake and Make Amazing Cookies
  Kids Can Press, 2004
  + 641.8 Mac
  Includes lots of ides for celebrating holidays, people, seasons and "just for fun" days with cookies. Includes tips for wrapping up the cookies as gifts too.
• Anderson, Jenna
  How it Happens at the Candy Company
  Oliver Press, 2002
  + 664.153 And
  Describes the ingredients and processes used by one company to make a different kinds of candy.
• Lillegard, Dee
  I Can Be a Baker
  Regensteiner Publishing Enterprise
  + 664.752 Lil
  Briefly describes the training and jobs of bakers.
• Ziegler, Sandra
  A Visit to the Bakery
  Regensteiner Publishing Enterprises
  + 664.752 Zie
  A group of children visit a bakery and observe how bread is baked.
• Brimner, Larry
  Twelve Plump Cookies
  Child's World, 2006
  E Bri (East to Read)
  Eggbert practices division as he shares with his friends and neighbors.
• Brink, Carol
  Goody O'Grumpity
  North South books, 1994
  E Bri (Picture)
  Children come far and near to taste Goody O'Grumpity's wonderful spice cake.
• Catling, Patrick
  The Chocolate Touch
  Bantam books, 1981
  + PB Cat
  A boy acquires a magical gift that turns everything his lips touch into chocolate
• Dahl, Road
  Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
  Puffin Books, 1964
  + PB Dah
  Each of the five children lucky enough to win a ticket into Mr. Willy Wonka's mysterious chocolate factory takes advantage of the situation in his own way.
• Hayward, Linda
  The Biggest Cookie in the World
  Random House, 1995
  E Hay (E Series)
  While waiting for his cookies to bake in the oven, Cookie Monster dreams about his favorite subject.
• Hoban, Lillian
  Arthur's Christmas Cookies
  Harper and Row 1972
  E Hob (Holiday)
  Arthur discovers a way to enjoy his Christmas cookies even after he discovers they can't be eaten.
• Howe, James
  Bunnicula and Friends: Hot Fudge
  Aladdin, 2004
  E How (Easy to Read)
  The Monroe family animals suspect that Bunnicula is up to his old tricks when a pan of fudge turns white.
• Inkpen, Mick
  Gumboot's Chocolaty Day
  Doubleday, 1991
  E Ink (Grades 1-3)
  Gumboot the pig has an exciting outing involving hungry ducks and his own favorite food, chocolate.
• Klinting, Lars
  Harvey the Baker
  Kingfisher, 2005
  E Kli (Picture)
  Harvey the beaver and his little friend Chip follow instructions as they bake a birthday cake, and then get ready to eat it.
• Kraft, Erik
  Chocolatina
  Scholastic, 1998
  E Kra (Picture)
  Tina eats so much chocolate that she wakes up one morning and finds out that she has turned to chocolate.
• Lindman, Maj
  Flicka, Ricka, Dicka Bake a Cake
  Albert Whitman and so co., 1955
  E Lin (Grades 1-3)
  Three little Swedish girls bake a cake for their mother's birthday, one a burned catastrophe, and the other a scrumptious gold delight.
• Pryor, Ainslie
  The Baby Blue Cat and the Whole Batch of Cookies
  Penguin Group, 1989
  E Pry (Grades 1-3)
  When Mama Cat decides to make a special shack of milk and cookies Baby blue Cat can't resist sneaking into the kitchen and eating the whole batch.
• Smith, Robert Kimmel
  Chocolate Fever
  Yearling, 1978
  + PB Smi
  Herby Green is a boy who loves chocolate in any form, or at anytime. He probably sets the world's record for his love of chocolate, but one seemingly uneventful day very strange things begin to happen to him.
• Wells, Rosemary
  Bunny Cakes
  Dials Books for Young Readers, 1997
  E Wel (Picture)
  Max makes an earthworm cake for Grandma's birthday and helps Ruby with her angel surprise cake. At the store the grocer can't read all of the shopping list until Max solves the problem by drawing pictures.

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