Rice and Peas

Rice and Peas

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1975 · English · Paperback
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Set against a backdrop of rich cultural traditions, Rice and Peas explores the vibrant life of a young child navigating the complexities of family and community. The narrative weaves together the experiences of childhood innocence with the unique flavors and rituals surrounding the preparation of this beloved dish. Through engaging storytelling and vivid imagery, it captures the essence of Caribbean heritage while reflecting on universal themes of connection and belonging.

The authors, Beryl Gilroy, Beryl Saunders, and Leila Berg, bring a distinctive voice that resonates throughout the series, diving deeply into the significance of food as a cultural touchstone. Each page encourages readers to appreciate the importance of shared meals and the stories they hold, illustrating how traditions are passed down through generations.

The book not only celebrates the joys of cooking and eating together but also serves as a reminder of the bonds that tie families and communities. It invites young readers to embrace their own stories while highlighting the importance of cultural identity and the rich tapestry that food weaves into daily life.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 16 pages
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1975
Publisher Pan Macmillan
ISBN-10 0333172981
ISBN-13 9780333172988
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