Jamie Oliver: Let's Make Pasta

An inspiring new series from Jamie Oliver that has all the ingredients for healthy, happy little cooks everywhere.

This recipe in a book features a new read-aloud word on every page. Lift the flaps to squash it, glug it, shake it, grate it… and make tomato spaghetti!

A brand new series from chef, restauranteur and advocate for children's nutritional health, Jamie Oliver, lift the flaps to learn fun, food-themed first words, then turn to the final page to find the full recipe, specially designed to be perfect for little ones to cook with an adult.

Also in series:
Let's Make Cookies
Let's Make Pizza
Let's Make Pancakes

JAMIE OLIVER started cooking at his parents’ pub, The Cricketers, in Clavering, Essex, at the tender age of eight. After leaving school he began a career as a chef that took him to the celebrated River Café, where he was famously spotted by a television producer, and the Naked Chef was born. During his 25-year television and publishing career, Jamie has sold over 50 million books worldwide, and his TV series are watched by millions of people around the globe. Through his campaigns team, and working alongside youth movement BiteBack, Jamie is on a mission to inspire and enable more people to experience the joys and benefits of cooking and eating nutritious, sustainable and balanced meals. This desire to make food fairer for all sits at the heart of Jamie’s company-wide goal of creating a happier, healthier world through the joy of food.

ADRIAN JOHNSON Over the years, British graphic artist / illustrator and art director Adrian Johnson has developed a unique and strongly identifiable body of work. His trademark economical, highly crafted, graphic work is constantly evolving, whilst always maintaining a healthy distance from current trends and passing fashions. His attention to detail, humour and a simple timeless sophistication mark him out as one of the leading image-makers currently practicing. In addition to his commercial output, Adrian Johnson has exhibited work in London, Paris, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Tokyo. He has also lectured at numerous universities and art colleges throughout Europe, and has been a guest speaker at several design conferences across the globe.