Seoul Food
by Erin Danielle Russell
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Pub Date Feb 20 2024 | Archive Date Oct 15 2024
Erin Russell | Viking Books for Young Readers
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Description
Hana is faced with a conundrum: what scrumptious dinner should she make for her four grandparents who are all coming for a visit? This dish isn't yummy enough, that one isn't special enough . . . What's an aspiring chef to do? Her mother tells her to cook what makes her heart happy, so Hana thinks hard.
She remembers the savory gumbo that she made with Grandma and Grandpa Williams when she visited them in the South. Then she reminisces about the sweet and spicy stew she made with Halmoni and Harabeoji during her trip to Seoul. Feeling inspired, Hana creates a dish that brings together the best flavors of her two cultures in a mouthwatering new way, and her grandparents couldn't be prouder!
A Note From the Publisher
I can't wait to hear what you think of Seoul Food. Every review, no matter how short or long, helps new readers discover my book. Thank you for supporting Seoul Food, and happy reading!
Best Wishes,
Erin
Advance Praise
“A delectable celebration of a bicultural identity.” —Kirkus Reviews
“A delectable celebration of a bicultural identity.” —Kirkus Reviews
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780593464380 |
| PRICE | $18.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 40 |
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Featured Reviews
Erica B, Reviewer
A sweet celebration of food, family, and cultures. Fantastic last line that leaves readers with a strong message of inclusion.
This book even contains a Korean/Soul fusion recipe at the end, to further engage young readers.
Lovely.
Lindy W, Librarian
I couldn't help but cry while reading this, this story is precious. I loved the cleverness of the idea of 'Seoul food', it showcases such a great example of appreciating both cultures. I would love to try and make the recipe in the book.
Tori M, Reviewer
I LOVED this. As someone who is bi-racial, this is a story I wished I had when I was younger. Story is short and simple - right to the point and not complicated for littles one. Great story to show how two cultures can come together. The pictures are cute and fun to look at as well!
Emily F, Reviewer
Seoul Food was such a cute book about Hana, a Black and Korean Girl. The little girl wants to make her grandparents a special dish they will love, but she can’t think of the perfect meal to make. She ends up following her heart and makes kimchi gumbo.
I absolutely loved the pictures. They are too playful and absolutely wonderful drawings. This is such an amazing book for little kids who love to cook and are biracial.
Thank you to NetGalley for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
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