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Chocolate lovers rejoice! A melting pot of recipes—from candies to dessert pizzas . . . 101 Things To Do With Chocolate by Stephanie Ashcraft

Family Book of The Day:

101 Things To Do With Chocolate

by Stephanie Ashcraft
4.4 stars – 22 reviews
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Chocolate lovers rejoice! A melting pot of recipes—from candies to dessert pizzas—by the bestselling author of101 Things to Do with a Cake Mix.

Satisfy all of your chocolate cravings in 101 different ways with the newest addition to the 101 series, 101 Things to Do with Chocolate. Try easy recipes such as Chocolate Strawberry Cheesecake Bars, Decadent Chocolate Truffles, Chocolate Mint Layer Brownies, and Chocolate Pudding-Filled Donuts to give you that needed fix. With sections such as Dessert Pizzas and Ice Cream Cakes, you’ll find new and delicious ways to enjoy chocolate in addition to all the old favorites.

Taste-tempting recipes include: Fun-Topped Fudge, No-Bake Chocolate Drops, Vanilla Chocolate Chip Cookies, Pink Peppermint Frosted Brownies, Chocolate Fall Harvest Bars, Banana Chocolate Chip Cake, Grasshopper Ice Cream Sandwiches, Cookie Dough Ice Cream Cake, Hot Chocolate, Cookies-and-Cream Milkshake, Cream Puff Squares, and more.

Today’s Book of The Day is sponsored by this week’s Kids’ eBook of The Week:

You’ve Got Quirks

by Kristin A. Sherry
5.0 stars – 17 reviews
Everyday price: $5.99
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Some kids hurt because they feel like “The Weird One,” but we all have quirks that make us different! Quirks can be big or small, from how we look, speak, and live life, to medical conditions.

You’ve Got Quirks tells the true stories of people who were “different” as children. Other kids and some adults didn’t understand them and teased them.

At the time, our quirky heroes felt embarrassed and powerless, but living with quirks taught them valuable lessons they now share with you.

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