Erin Hagar

A fictional story based on true events, young readers will learn about the history of the Women’s Land Army during World War I and the work of the farmerettes as they learned to farm and do their bit for the war effort. Author’s Note.

This book is so encouraging to younger girls. It is another side of history that is not normally told.

Julia Child had a good education and she wanted to be an author. Although none of her short plays got published , after marriage she moved to Paris with her husband for a while, where she attended cooking school and mastered the art of French cooking. She brought French cooking to the Americans and hosted a famous cooking show for several years and was the author of her famous cook “Mastering The Art of French Cuisine”

This book is about Julia Child. While I appreciate her amazing life story and this illustrations were rather photo realistic, I thought the story was bland and lacked interest. I found my mind wondering much during the reading. I would look for other means to research Julia Child's life and importance on cooking cuisine.