A complimentary copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.

I selected this because I wanted to try this with my niece, who is eight. Well, things didn't go as planned, lol, because her attention span was seconds at a time. I've tried to make bread in the past and it did not go well. This was a fun read, and as an adult who was hopeless trying to make bread the Beginners Bread Recipe sounds so simple! No, I have not made it yet (time, time, time), but I have the yeast and flour, and all the rest, now it's just a matter of time. I have no hope of trying the other recipe Bread Bears (are you kidding me?), but they look cute.

Overall, I think this is an excellent bread baker beginners story.

Simple book geared towards younger readers about bread. Good for a basic introduction to breads and bread making. Not very in depth.

This was a fun and useful book of less than thirty pages, full of good advice, exploration, and a recipe for bread bears! Who wouldn't want bread bears?! I fell in love with the title to begin with, but the content is equally of value.

Using bright photos for illustration, the short texts describe bread in many varieties and how it's used; there's an experiment you can do, and then comes the bread recipe and that's followed by the bread bear recipe!

It would have been nice to have a word about nutrition content, and whole wheat versus white, things you can add to bread - such as nuts and raises, for example, and also about gluten and gluten-free. Not everyone can enjoy bread as it's so routinely offered in stores, so that felt like it was an opportunity missed in educating as to why baking your own is important, but that aside, this is a fun way to gat kids interested in baking and in eating healthily, and I commend it as a worthy read.

Very fun book! Recipes for all the family! Step by step instructions. Colorful illustrations.
A keeper!

Let's Explore Bread is a beautifully presented book that will appeal to children. This short, 24-page book, is filled with examples of various types of bread, step-by-step of how to make bread, an experiment with yeast, bright pictures with children demonstrating, recipes to try, and ends with web links for more information. This is a great educational book that will inspire children and give them confidence to step into the kitchen and develop this cooking skill.

This book encourages children to think about all of the different kinds of bread.  Photographs show everything from French toast to pita and will make you and the child with whom you share this book long for carbs.

This book includes an experiment that shows yeast in action.  The process of making bread is illustrated with photos that show the different steps, as for example, kneading or putting bread in the oven.  Several simple bread recipes are also included.

The author hopes to make youngsters aware of the foods they eat.   She succeeds in this title which is appealing and well organized.

Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this title in exchange for an honest review.

Really a well-done book about bread making! Included some recipes and explained different types of bread such pita and nan. Photos were great and multicultural to go along with the varieties of bread. The book explained yeast and its purpose in bread making. All of this in a simple, easy format for young children. I want to make the teddy bear bread!

Very short and simple. Easy to follow and I’ve tried the bread recipe and it tastes good. Any book that shows children that food doesn’t just appear, as if by magic, in the supermarket gets full marks from me.

Thank you to Net Galley and Lerner Publishing for an advance copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. My daughter recently got involved in baking, but we found that many of the books were too complicated or cumbersome. This one was informative, but also had great recipes and was easy to understand and nice to look at. Definitely recommend this one.

This was a cute and quick read - one that may be geared to 5-8 year olds. My niece is 7 and enjoys baking and I think this book will be great for her even if it's a bit on the simple side (I base it on her ability to read chapter books versus picture books but she loves them both). I think the book could have been laid out a bit differently and included more recipes (especially of world breads) but overall, a good series (especially for picky eaters).