The Rascally Cake
The Rascally Cake by Jeanne Willis is a delightful children’s book published by Puffin in 1995. This New Ed edition features 32 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Rufus O’Parsley, a character with a peculiar appetite who refuses to eat anything unless it is ghastly. In his quest for the most revolting meal, he decides to bake a cake that turns out to be more than he bargained for when it starts trying to eat him.
Readers will find a whimsical narrative that blends elements of juvenile fiction with themes of cooking and food. The imaginative plot showcases Rufus’s adventurous spirit and his unusual culinary preferences, leading to unexpected and humorous situations. This edition invites young readers to explore creativity in cooking while enjoying a fun and engaging story.
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Rufus O’Parsley wouldn’t eat supper unless it was ghastly. Wormcast butties, tubes of glue, pans of slugs in slimy stew. He decides to bake an extra specially revolting cake, but then the cake starts trying to eat him. This book won the 1995 FCBG Children’s book award for Best Picture Book.
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