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No Bake Gingerbread Houses for Kids

by Lisa Turner Anderson

Zac Williams (photos). Gibbs Smith. 2010. 64p. index. ISBN 9781423605904. $14.99; ebk. ISBN 9781423614869. COOKING

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Graham cracker is the go-to medium for kid-friendly "gingerbread" building, but it's not the only one. As shown in these projects (e.g., Sweetheart Cottage, Fairy Tree House, Dracula's Castle), sandwich cookies, rolled wafer cookies, ice cream cones, and pretzels can also be used. Some of the houses will challenge little hands, but they can be simplified. (SLJ 1/11)

Reviewed by Lisa Campbell , Sep 15, 2015

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