Created by smoothie company Innocent, Hungry? is aimed at families with small children and, as well as over 100 recipes for straight-forward dishes and family favourites - some healthy and some indulgent treats - it is full of helpful information like how to test for a good or bad egg, and an easy to read chart of what food is seasonal when.
While it may not be a cookbook aimed at children directly, there's a lot of hidden gems for children to enjoy tucked between pages, such as tips for how to make your popcorn last through the entirety of the film and 'Things to do in 15 minutes', as well as recipes to make and help out with. Also of note is the photography and the on-brand witty captions and copy in general - a trait which is one of Innocent's strongest brand assets - which children may find appealing.
The book is also finished with a pocket on the inside back-cover, which is a useful additional feature for torn-out recipes and notes as well as "passports and secret documents" because "burglars never steal recipe books".
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