Princess tea : parties and treats for little girls

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Title:

Princess tea : parties and treats for little girls

Author:

Sarlin, Janeen, author.

Shipley, Noelle.

Giblin, Sheri.

Summary:

Provides suggestions for beverages, costumes, crafts and activities, and decorations for eight princess tea parties, based on the themes of China, the South Sea Islands, Mexico, France, India, Africa, the Southwestern U.S., and Fairyland, and includes recipes.

Audience:

Adult Follett Library Resources

Physical Description:

119 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 22 cm.

Subject Term:

Afternoon teas -- Juvenile literature.

Children's parties -- Juvenile literature.

Cooking -- Juvenile literature

Author(s):

Shipley, Noelle.

Giblin, Sheri.

Publisher:

Chronicle Books,

Publication Date:

2009

ISBN:

9780811861779

Publication Information:

San Francisco : Chronicle Books, c2009.

Call Number:

J 641.5 SARLIN

Holds: Copies:

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Item Barcode	Collection	Call Number	Status	Item Holds
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Summary

Little girls are crazy about princesses! With Princess Tea , party-planning parents of their own little princesses can pull together nine different enchanting tea parties. Vibrant color photos provide inspiration, and brief instructions make simple crafts, decorations, and dainty edibles easy for anyone to accomplish. From Lotus Princess Tea to Cowgirl Princess Tea, each themed party is paired with recipes for tea, snacks, and dessert. Fairy Princesses can make their own magic wands, while Underwater Princesses feast on Buttered Sea Shells. This fabulous book is full of fun, fresh,and festive ideas to help grandmothers, mothers, and friends host magical parties that a little princess will never forget.

Author Notes

Janeen A. Sarlin is a food writer in New York City.

Noelle Shipley is a writer in San Jose.

Sheri Giblin is a photographer in San Francisco.