FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Discusses the history of chocolate, how it is grown and processed, and how chocolate is consumed.
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Gr. 2-4. This colorful book from the DK Readers series introduces kids to chocolate, from its raw state in cacao trees to candy bars. Following a discussion of how cocoa beans grow and are harvested, Polin traces the product's history over 2,000 years and discusses current methods of processing. A photo, painting, or map, usually in full color, appears on nearly every page. Sidebars carry additional information, such as the ingredients that make up white chocolate and the meaning of "fair trade" labels on products. A glossary is appended. The agriculture, history, and industry of chocolate gets an attractive introduction here. Carolyn Phelan
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