Hana Mori is a Japanese-Canadian writer living in Vancouver with her husband, son, and two dogs. She first visited Tokyo's Tsukiji Market as a child and never forgot its sounds, colors, and sea-salt air. Her stories celebrate family, food, and the quiet lessons found in everyday work.
Learning How to Make Onigiri. Saturdays at Obaa-chan's, #1
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- Date de parution17/11/2025
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Résumé
A recipe for courage, shaped by love. Nine-year-old Mizu has a secret - she's nervous. Every Saturday is spent at her Obaa-chan's house in the quiet fishing town of Hinodejima, but this Saturday is different. She's finally old enough to learn the most important lesson of all: how to make onigiri, the savory, triangular rice balls that are a symbol of family love. From waking up the rice to waiting for the water to drink, Obaa-chan guides Mizu through the careful, calming ritual.
But when the family's cherished secrets - including mysterious wooden molds and the stories of her grandfather - come into the kitchen, Mizu realizes this lesson is about more than just food. It's about feeling the patience of tradition and the warmth of being ready. Join Mizu in this cozy, sensory-rich chapter book about heritage, memory, and finding the confidence to shape your own story.
But when the family's cherished secrets - including mysterious wooden molds and the stories of her grandfather - come into the kitchen, Mizu realizes this lesson is about more than just food. It's about feeling the patience of tradition and the warmth of being ready. Join Mizu in this cozy, sensory-rich chapter book about heritage, memory, and finding the confidence to shape your own story.
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