Slippery, Spicy, Tingly
A Kimchi Mystery
by Yangsook Choi
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Pub Date Oct 01 2024 | Archive Date Sep 30 2024
Lerner Publishing Group | Carolrhoda Books ®
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Description
Keo loves kimchi! And he loves Halmoni, his grandmother!
But when Halmoni unexpectedly comes to visit and digs a big hole in the backyard, he's not sure what's going on. Could Halmoni be planning to bury a secret treasure?! Yangsook Choi, author and illustrator of the beloved picture book The Name Jar, serves up a tasty new story that's bursting with heart, humor, mystery, and . . . cabbage!
Available Editions
EDITION | Hardcover |
ISBN | 9798765610183 |
PRICE | $18.99 (USD) |
PAGES | 32 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
"Cabbages salted, sleeves rolled up, seasonings slathered, hearts warmed up"
Informative story about kimjang, a widespread tradition in Korea that has evolved for centuries. This book not only expertly describe this process, but highlights the unbreakable family bond and unconditional love between Keo and his halmoni (grandma). The illustrations are vibrant and well done!
Heartwarming and lovely, this book is a must read for any lover of kimchi! I loved the connections between the author's childhood experiences that helped make this story what it is.
I was smiling all over myself reading this. What a fun book this would be to read aloud with other kids! Keo loves Kimchi and walks around singing about it, which I can totally relate to. When I love something, I make up little songs and sing them while I'm going about my day. The surprise happens when Keo's grandma comes to visit, when she's not expected, and she makes kimchi in the traditional way.
If someone hasn't tried kimchi before, this would be a great time to try it. Kimchi is so distinctive and when you eat it, you feel satisfied because there is so much taste. I can understand why Keo is so excited.
Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this.
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