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Famous for her delicacies, Gingrich the Witch presents her best recipes in this tongue-in-cheek picture-book from Spain. The trapping and culinary preparation of various fairy-tale princesses, and the cooking of gourmet treats like Cinderella Burgers, Sleeping Beauty Omelets, Goldilocks Sausage Roll Leggi tutto

Super creepy and no Oxford commas.

Wry and dark, How to Cook a Princess is a hilarious how-to book for fairy tale fans who always find themselves rooting for the wicked witch. Ana Martínez Castillo’s bone-dry humor is thrilling for macabre readers who have grown tired of a world filled with happily ever afters, and illustrator Laura Leggi tutto

A delightfully morbid story I can't wait to share with my niece! Full of knowledge (98% of the time when a princess asks you to check the temperature in your oven, it's a trap) and recipes for the practical witch. Snow White Stew for cold weather, Goldilocks Sausage Rolls (although she can be an irr Leggi tutto

What a fun children's book! It definitely shouldn't be taken literally: it introduces some basic cooking essentials, but it takes on a Grimm fairytales type of twist because we 1. don't need cages to hold people and 2. these recipes aren't real. This would be such a fun book to read around Halloween Leggi tutto

I felt a little weird reading this book. IT was funny and a bit sick. But if you ever want to know how to catch (poison apples, pied pipper) a princess, cook her (Sleeping Beauty must actually be sleeping or witches will get food poisoned) and served, this book is for you.