Before you set foot in the kitchen with your little one, why not have a practice run... -Gurgle Yummy eats for toque-wearing toddlers to dish up. -Kirkus Even babies can delight in the world of cooking through this interactive book that's all about making tacos. Tabs and flaps encourage little hands to explore cutting up the chicken, pouring oil in the skillet, and then chopping and slicing veggies, too! -KinderCare In terms of interactivity, it's Pat the Bunny x 10... I am in love with these books. They are the EZ-Bake oven of board books. And best of all, there's no mess. -Mrs. Little blog [A] fun (and yummy) series. -Publishers Weekly ShelfTalker blog Following a real recipe, it provides hands-on, step-by-step instructions for cooking tacos. Pull a tab to cook the chicken and another to slice the vegetables - there's even a (safe) pop out cardboard knife for chopping. -Dundee Courier File this one under the category of 'why hasn't someone thought of this before?'... This is genius. -Dinner: A Love Story We absolutely love these interactive recipe books by Phaidon. In the past we have tried out their Pancakes! and also their Pizza! versions and Tacos! is up there with being just as fun... A really great read for younger kids you can also use the book to create your own tacos for dinner afterwards. -Global Mouse.com The book that's a cook! Imagine a cookbook that not only includes recipes, but invites you to be interactive with them too. -Right Start Magazine Kids who love to cook, in a play kitchen or a real kitchen, will devour this. -Atlanta Parent Let your little one make a meal without the mess with the ingenious interactive Cook in a Book series... All is vibrantly illustrated by Lotta Nieminen, and you can choose from Tacos!, Pancakes! and Pizza! (or why not all of them?). -Gurgle It's visually compelling, simplified but... accurate. -Fatherly A great cooking primer that requires no flames... I love the fact that the book is billed as 'interactive'. We are so accustomed to that that term being technological it comes as bit of a shock to discover this means with tabs and flaps. -Families Hampshire North It's like letting a toddler cook, but without the mess. -The Strategist/New York Magazine Online ...This colorful book is a winner because of its focus on the flavors and creativity involved in tacos. -My Domaine