A Tasty Maandazi

My son loves this book!I will buy others as well.We have been making mandazis since we got it!

This is a great story with a great message. It's about a little boy in Kenya who wants a special treat and learns that when you work for something, it tastes even better. My six year old and two twelve year olds all really liked the book. The pictures are great, and they enjoyed learning some Swahili as well - there are translations at the back of the book. There's also a recipe for maandazi, which seems to be a kind of donut (we haven't made it yet, but it looks delicious!)We decided to get the hard copy of the book so that we can have it around for a while, and we're very glad that we did. I definitely recommend this book for children of all ages!

Super cute kids book!!

I am a kenyan residing in the usa. I have searched for a long time for children story books from Kenya for my 4 yr old. I was happy to find this story mentioned on buni.tv. great story.

I thoroughly enjoy this book and my niece loves reading it with me!

Highly imaginative story in a unique setting- kids from around the world will enjoy it and also learn about a new culture

This book is beautifully illustrated and provides an excellent view into a different culture. My two young sons both loved it! We also tried the recipe for Maandazi - absolutely wonderful!

The story "A Tasty Maandazi" is a great storybook for children about a young boy on his quest to grab himself a tasty maandazi, a popular fried snack in East Africa.Both the story and illustrations are by Kwame Nyongo, a renowned cartoonist, animator and film maker from Nairobi, Kenya. There's even a recipe for maandazis so you can try making them at home!I really recommend this book, and hope your kids will enjoy it as much as mine did!

I bought the book as a gift for my nephew and was pleased to see my parents really enjoyed reading it to their grandson, just as much as my nephew loved hearing the story! Great narrative and fabulous illustrations!

I bought this for my half Kenyan nephew before he went to Kenya to visit his other relatives - he seemed to enjoy it a lot, and they made sure he found Maandazi to eat when he was there. It is also a good story about how you can use your initiative and not get things for free!

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