The content is informative and interesting, and the illustrations are entertaining, but the text can be difficult to read, both in terms of legibility and flow. ( )

This book takes us on the adventure that is Julia Childs' magnificent life. It starts when she was a child going all the way to her years as a TV personality. Through her life as a spy and a chef, Julia Child lived an eccentric life. ( )

This book tells the story of Julia Child and how she became interested in cooking throughout her life. The book goes into the details of Julia's life from where she grew up, to becoming a spy in World War II, to meeting her husband and moving to France. The text is hand written, so it adds more sentiment and a special twist to the story, but this could also make it difficult for students to read. This is a very interesting read for students from second to fifth grade. ( )

Jessie Hartland captures the exciting life of Julia Child as a child on the basketball court to her young adult years as a spy in WWII. This book has delightful illustrations and whimsical text. ( )

Cute book about the chef, author, and television star's life, humorous and child friendly details. Great for young aspiring cooks/chefs ( )