(4) 4-6 Sports Illustrated Kids: Ballpark Cookbooks series. Each volume contains fifteen sections (one for each Major League team, in sections for East, Central, and West divisions) with recipes inspired by today's varied ballgame snacks and meals (including several hot dog variations). Crammed-in design elements include photos and information about each ballpark, numbered steps, scorecards listing ingredients, and baseball-shaped sidebars with "Foodie Facts." Festive, but not for novice cooks. Review covers the following Sports Illustrated Kids: Ballpark Cookbooks titles: The American League and The National League.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) 4-6 Sports Illustrated Kids: Ballpark Cookbooks series. Each volume contains fifteen sections (one for each Major League team, in sections for East, Central, and West divisions) with recipes inspired by today's varied ballgame snacks and meals (including several hot dog variations). Crammed-in design elements include photos and information about each ballpark, numbered steps, scorecards listing ingredients, and baseball-shaped sidebars with "Foodie Facts." Festive, but not for novice cooks. Review covers the following Sports Illustrated Kids: Ballpark Cookbooks titles: The American League and The National League.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) 4-6 Edge Books: Allergy Aware Cookbooks series. Following an introduction describing food allergies and kitchen safety, recipes include close-up color photos, lists of ingredients and tools, step-by-step instructions, "Chef's Tips" suggesting substitute ingredients, and "Allergen Alerts" about checking labels. Some inconsistencies detract slightly from the presentations (e.g., Soy includes recipes requiring coconut products, but only some include a warning about coconut as a possible trigger for tree-nut allergies). Reading list. Glos. Review covers the following titles: Enjoy without Soy and No Peanuts, No Problems.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) 4-6 Edge Books: Allergy Aware Cookbooks series. Following an introduction describing food allergies and kitchen safety, recipes include close-up color photos, lists of ingredients and tools, step-by-step instructions, "Chef's Tips" suggesting substitute ingredients, and "Allergen Alerts" about checking labels. Some inconsistencies detract slightly from the presentations (e.g., Soy includes recipes requiring coconut products, but only some include a warning about coconut as a possible trigger for tree-nut allergies). Reading list. Glos. Review covers the following titles: Enjoy without Soy and No Peanuts, No Problems.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) 4-6 Sports Illustrated Kids: Football Cookbooks series. Fuel presents healthy food for athletes' game-day meals plus snacks; Party provides ideas for more festive socializing snacks and nibbles. Clear step-by-step instructions, a glossary of techniques, ingredient and tool lists, and photos of the final products make somewhat complex recipes doable. Sidebars give serving tips and suggest variations. Several recipes require special equipment not listed in the introductory tools section. Reading list. Review covers these Sports Illustrated Kids: Football Cookbooks titles: Football Fuel and Football Party Recipes.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges

(4) 4-6 Sports Illustrated Kids: Football Cookbooks series. Fuel presents healthy food for athletes' game-day meals plus snacks; Party provides ideas for more festive socializing snacks and nibbles. Clear step-by-step instructions, a glossary of techniques, ingredient and tool lists, and photos of the final products make somewhat complex recipes doable. Sidebars give serving tips and suggest variations. Several recipes require special equipment not listed in the introductory tools section. Reading list. Review covers these Sports Illustrated Kids: Football Cookbooks titles: Football Fuel and Football Party Recipes.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges