Masala chai, fast and slow /

LaRocca, Rajani,

Masala chai, fast and slow / Rajani LaRocca ; illustrated by Neha Rawat. - First edition. - 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 27 cm

Includes recipe.

When his grandfather, who makes masala chai each morning for the family, sprains his ankle, impatient Aarav decides to make the chai himself, but when his rushing causes him to miss some crucial steps, he must learn to slow down to get the recipe right. "Newbery Honoree Rajani LaRocca turns her focus to a careful, deliberate grandfather and his impatient grandson in a cozy family story featuring a recipe for spiced chai. Aarav loves his grandfather very much, but they're as different as water and molasses. Where Aarav runs and races, Thatha likes to saunter and stroll. Every day at five o'clock, Thatha makes masala chai for the family, and no matter how much Aarav urges him to hurry, Thatha insists on taking his time. "Masala chai cannot be rushed," says Thatha. "It must be made carefully." One day, when Thatha sprains his ankle and must rest on the couch, Aarav eagerly decides he'd like to make the chai himself - after all, what would make his grandfather feel better than a cup of warm, spiced sweetness? But no matter how hard Aarav tries, his rushing causes him to miss some crucial step. Will Aarav be able to slow down and get the recipe right? With charming illustrations by Neha Rawat that are as enticing as the aroma of spiced tea, author Rajani LaRocca invites readers in for a visit with Aarav and his family - and shares her favorite masala chai recipe at the end"--Publisher's description.

9781536219401 1536219401

2022922932


Grandparent and child--Juvenile fiction.
Intergenerational relations--Juvenile fiction.
Tea--Juvenile fiction.
Tea--India--Juvenile fiction.
Cooking--Juvenile fiction.
East Indians--Family relationships--Juvenile fiction.
Patience--Juvenile fiction.
East Indians--Juvenile fiction.
Families--Juvenile fiction.
Individual differences--Juvenile fiction.


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