The Too Great Bread Bake Book

New York: Frederick Warne, 1980. First Edition, First Printing . Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. The interior of the book is crisp and clean, showing no marks or wear. The brown covers are clean, with light wear to edges and corners. The dust jacket is in Very Good - condition. It is not price-clipped, but does have moderate edgewear. It is now in a protective mylar cover, and looks very attractive. Synopsis: "Missy Tilly is known throughout the Valley for her golden-brown loaves of bread. Mr Simon, of Simon's General Store, sells Missy Tilly Bread as fast as Missy Tilly can make it. One day, though, when Missy Tilly is baking, she puts the dough in a bowl to rise and goes to take a nap. And that's when the dough suddenly begins to grow and grow and grow, to push out of the house and rolll down the road. it just won't stop and Missy Tilly doesn't know what to do; the greatest bread bake ever is on". A recipe for Missy Tilly bread and simple instructions on how to knead are included at the end of the story.