Australian Women's Weekly

Pamela Clark

Australia's most famous children's cake book - reprinted in a collector's edition. The Australian Women's Weekly's Children's Birthday Cake Book was first published in 1980 and has sold more than half a million copies. In response to all the requests we have had, often from mothers who remember fondly all the cakes from their own childhood, we have taken this book from our archives and reprinted it 30 years after it first appeared. We have had to make a minor change - four of your little friends are missing, but they've been replaced by other cakes you'll love just as much. Apart from that we've left it just as it was - a true collectors' cookbook especially for you. Now you can recreate your favourite cakes - the swimming pool, rocket and that train from the cover for your own child.

Vintage Edition

Australian Women's Weekly Children's Birthday Cake Book

The Australian Women's Weekly is famous for its colourful, easy-to-create, imaginative and crazy kids' birthday cakes with generations having fond memories of eagerly selecting their chosen favourite before each year's birthday celebration. Here for the first time is a bumper selection of the most fantastic cakes from over the years as well as 20 brand new recipes which are sure to become instant classics. Showcasing the best-ever Fantasy, Adventure, Animals, Playtime and Numbers cakes, there's a huge choice for girls and boys, young and older, and your birthday creations are sure to become legendary.

The Bumper Books of Kids' Birthday Cakes

Most of us lead very busy lives, whether we're running around after our kids, working or studying. With so little spare time on our hands, it can be a challenge to eat healthily. Meal prepping is the best way to ensure you eat well and don't resort to fast food and takeaway. To make meal prepping a cinch, we've taken the same ingredients and made them into four very different meals for the week, minimizing your time in the kitchen. This cookbook makes your weekly cooking as simple as 1, 2, 3, 4.

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