The Flavors of Us: What's In Your Dish?

What's in your dish? For one girl, it's more than a question - it's an invitation.When her neighborhood throws a rooftop potluck, she wants to bring the one dish that means the most: her grandfather's marble cake, the recipe he taught her before he was gone. But baking it without him is harder than she expected, and her first attempt doesn't turn out the way his always did.At the potluck, surrounded by pupusas, samosas, jollof rice, hummus, and dumplings - each one carrying someone else's story - she finds the courage to share her cake anyway. What she learns is the heart of the whole series: love doesn't have to look exactly the same to be passed down whole.The Flavors of Us: What's in Your Dish? closes out a five-book series about curiosity, tradition, and the recipes that connect generations. Includes back matter for family conversation, a world-dishes matching activity, and a page for readers to draw the dish they'd bring to their own potluck.