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Big Breakfast Surprise

Mariela St.Clair

Maison d'édition: Spines

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In the tender light of dawn, a young girl named Agnes embarked on a culinary adventure to craft a morning feast for her dearest mother. Guided by the wisdom of her cherished Nana, the pair embarked on a shared journey through the art of breakfast creation, weaving love into every stir and mix.Together, they crafted a tapestry of flavors, blending a batter that would rise into fluffy golden pancakes, and whisking eggs into a soft scramble kissed with a whisper of salt. The tapestry was adorned with vibrant jewels of strawberries, bananas, and blueberries, meticulously arranged to awaken the senses.The table became their canvas, laden with the fruits of their labor, a testament to the bond between generations and the simple joy of giving. As her mother awoke, Agnes unveiled the labor of love with jubilance. The surprise was not just in the meal, but in the realization of the young girl's blooming spirit of thoughtfulness and generosity.
Disponible depuis: 19/07/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 28 pages.

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