"Sopa de Pepino" by Vickie Leigh Krudwig is a heartwarming children's story that explores themes of family, culture, and the joy of shared traditions. The narrative follows a young girl who learns to make cucumber soup, a cherished recipe passed down through generations. As she prepares the dish with her grandmother, they share stories and memories that connect them to their heritage. The process of making the soup becomes a journey of discovery, highlighting the importance of family bonds and the love that goes into cooking together. Ultimately, it celebrates the flavors of life and the significance of cultural connections. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].

This book has been graded for interest at 4-7 years.

There are 32 pages in this book. This book was published in 1998 by Fulcrum Publishing .

Vickie Leigh Krudwig was born and raised in Colorado. She lives in Denver with her husband and their three children. Krudwig's stories and illustrations have been published nationally and internationally in a variety of children's publications. She is the author of Hiking Through Colorado History and Henry's Horrendous Hiccups. Craig McFarland Brown, known as Farmer Brown at schools he visits, has illustrated more than 20 books and has won several honors for his work. He visits schools throughout the world to promote reading, writing, and creativity. He lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado.