Another How-To Book
How to Connect With Your Family
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This book is dedicated to my children, Bruce, Judy, Paul, David, my grandchildren Seth and Josh, and all children with curiosity for learning and who like to experiment. It is also dedicated not only to my family, but also families everywhere who wish to take an active role in their children's life.
It is my hope that this book will help people see how our children are, and how simple it can be to work with them in a creative way that will be positive and fun at the same time. I have used the twelve months of the year as chapter subjects, and have recipes and family activities for each month. Each section will be prefaced with an idea on how to get to know your family in a positive way, and how to have family connections that will be beneficial in life to all members of any family who are willing to take the time to share with each other. Sharing ideas, talents, philosophies, life experiences, and much more is so important in today's society. What better way to get to know each other and to create something that all can enjoy than working together in the kitchen.
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About the Book
ANOTHER HOW TO BOOK is a book written in an easy format that will be very beneficial to any family who reads it and learns from the philosophies expressed, as well as from the cooking experiences. Families have gotten away from learning about each and how to just talk and enjoy life's experiences. This is a book that will help families as they learn together, and have fun doing something that will benefit the whole family.
Sharing with others, families and friends, is something that is rewarding to all. What better way to get to know and help each other than by doing something in the home that is safe and fun. Adults working with children in a safe environment while leaning from each other is important and should be experienced in every home.
About the Author
Marion Howard was born and raised in Her first experience with cooking was in junior high school where she had a cooking class as an elective. During this time there was a cookie bake off contest, the cookies were to be served at a mother daughter tea in May. Marion won first prize which was a cookbook that she still has. She feels that everyone should learn to cook at an early age and started her own children with simple tasks in the kitchen, and then as they grew so did the tasks. It is important to learn what is in the kitchen at an early age, ANOTHER HOW TO BOOK is her way of sharing these beliefs.