t’s almost lunchtime in Baba’s tiny kitchen, and eager tummies rumble. Outside, there’s a blizzard brewing. But inside, red borscht simmers on the stove, pierogi sizzle in butter, and sauerkraut bubbles in the oven. The scrumptious smells say, “Ready to eat!”―but the family must wait until Dido comes in from doing the farm chores.
Inspired by the author’s childhood visits to her Ukrainian grandparents’ farmhouse kitchen, in Baba’s tiny kitchen, a little space can feel enormous when it’s filled with love and family.
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As a newly adopted baby, home for J.J. becomes a lively and busy household full of the sounds and love of his siblings and parents.
In this sweet tale of family life from the author of A Stopwatch from Grampa, a boisterous adoptive family welcomes their new baby boy --- who, thankfully, has a unique requirement for sleeping!