Mr. Emerson's Cook

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Literary FictionHistorical FictionPhilosophyFood & CookingNatureUpliftingAtmosphericCharmingCozyHistorical SettingAmerican LiteratureImmigrant StoriesWomen AuthorsFemale ProtagonistsSelf-Discovery19th CenturyFood & Cooking ThemesArts & CreativityHeart-WarmingWomenWomen's Fiction
Historical Fiction

Mr. Emerson's Cook

Judy Schachner, Judith Byron Schachner

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When Annie Burns, a young Irish immigrant, takes a job as the cook for the famous poet and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson, she finds her task nearly impossible. Mr. Emerson is far more interested in the wonders of nature, poetry, and the power of the imagination than he is in the food Annie prepares. Afraid she will fail at her new position, Annie discovers a creative solution by looking to Mr. Emerson's own philosophy. By embracing her own imagination—culminating in dishes as creative as 'Sunrise Pie'—she learns to connect with her employer and earns his appreciation in this charming, historically-inspired story.

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$11.5

1 copy

Publisher

Dutton Children's Books

Pages

48

Format

PAPERBACK

ISBN-13

9780525458845

ISBN-10

0525458840

Language

English

Published

1998-09-01