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This is a nostalgic children's book about mother and daughter getting together for an all-day canning job. This illustrated story shows them working together to make a perfect batch of applesauce. The little girl carefully explains her experiences step by step, as she joins in this grown-up activity.
Getting food out of a jar is no big puzzle, but how it got there in the first place, all delicious and ready to eat, can be a bit of a mystery. This is a story that shares all of
the excitement felt by a little girl when it is time for canning, as she tells how it feels
to join in this grown-up activity. She carefully explains this experience step by step. The bright and busy kitchen of the author's childhood and one balmy autumn day in
particular come to life again in this charming and instructive story. Readers will feel
certain that young Marilyn and her mother will be blue-ribbon c |
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by Tracey Morait
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