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Reviewed by Melinda Facal for Readers' Favorite
Peppermint Pocket is a beautiful children’s picture book by Barbara Renner with illustrations by Amy Klein. This delightful story is filled with warm family memories, traditions, and gorgeous brightly colored illustrations. Dorothy Dot is a young girl who loves spending time with her grandmother. Nana always has a peppermint in her apron pocket to share with her grandchildren. The two read and reminisce together while learning how much they have in common. The special bond between families is conveyed as Nana and Dorothy enjoy each other’s company and discuss fun memories of baking and playing. A festive recipe for the holiday season is included along with space for young readers to add their family memories. Children will have fun recalling or learning about their ancestors’ experiences.
Barbara Renner’s Peppermint Pocket is a cozy book filled with joy and nostalgia. As families read this enchanting tale together, they will be encouraged to reflect on memorable moments and beloved family traditions as well as stories that have been passed down through the generations. Vivid illustrations throughout enhance this uplifting story. Young readers will enjoy hearing this heartwarming tale and may be reminded of adventures and experiences with their grandparents. Nana and Dorothy Dot’s close and loving relationship demonstrates the significant connection between grandparents and grandchildren and highlights the similarities often shared among family members. The wonderful recipe that is included may inspire families to bake together and explore foods that are unique to their family heritage. This is a highly recommended read.
