This book has beautiful pictures and a wide variety of recipes. There are some featuring breakfast lunches and dinners while this is targeted towards being a packed lunch recipe book, There are many recipes that would require the items to stay warm. I don’t know how realistic all of these recipes would be however, there are some ideas that can springboard other ideas for someone that is bored with their lunch menus.

I was excited for this book because I am always looking for new, creative bento box ideas with two littles kids in school. The concept was nice, however, I was a bit disappointed in the recipes and the ingredients used. I try to use a bit healthier ingredients in cooking and maybe my kids are just picky but I don’t know how many recipes and ideas I would actually get out of this book. The pictures of the food looked great and it was nice to have an ‘around the world’ chapter.

Special thanks to the author, publisher and Netgalley for sharing this with me in exchange of my honest review.

This is a super cute cookbook with sooo many lunch ideas! I loved that there were so many different skill levels included. I have been looking for new lunch ideas to take to work, and this is perfect! (even if the author probably had kiddo lunches in mind)

Thanks to NetGalley, Sulhee Jessica Woo, and DK for the chance to read and review! I can't wait to try out these recipes! My thoughts and opinions are my own!

This was a super fun cookbook to look through! My son is starting kindergarten this year and I’m so excited to start making him fun, healthy lunches. I loved the different recipes and use of the bento box. The photos are bright and colorful and super engaging! I’m looking forward to putting many of these recipes to use soon!