Soot's Kitchen
Soot bakes bread, pies and anything that fits in an oven — and a few things that don't. Every card here prints on a single sheet, small hands included.
A grown-up handles the hot parts. Everything else belongs to the small ones.

Soft brown-sugar cookies
The ones cooling in the bakery window on Lantern Lane. Soft in the middle, crackled on top, best eaten warm with the door open to the cold.
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Easy apple pie with a woven top
Plum keeps the lanterns lit and the pies latticed. The weaving is the whole fun of it — over, under, over, under, all the way across.
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Pull-apart honey butter loaf
For the night the whole hill eats at one table. No kneading, no waiting about — just a loaf built to be torn into by many hands at once.
Open the card →Recipes you don't bake. Same cards, same voice — ingredients and steps for friendship, love, brothers and sisters, animals, counting and letters. Print one and talk it through at the table.

Friendship
Nothing to bake. Read it at the table, or tape it inside a lunchbox lid.
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Love and kindness
The one Soot says she never writes down, then writes down anyway.
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Siblings
For after the squabble, when everyone is still a bit hot.
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Animals
Taught by Pip, corrected by Wattle, approved by Clover.
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Early math
Counted on the lanterns going up the hill, one light at a time.
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Early letters
Spelled out in flour on Soot's bread board.
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Book 02 · First Snow
Soot's fire climbs too high, the dough won't rise and the feast is ruined. Then Plum calls down the hill, and one by one the village arrives with something to share.
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