My mother always said, “Don’t play with your food.” I listened to her most of the time, but chose not to say the same thing to my kids. Perhaps because of this, they sometimes arranged their food in interesting patterns and made animals from them.
When I was a kid, no one created interesting figures from food, and they certainly didn’t create fantastic art with it. I remember first seeing fruits and vegetables transformed into art about 20 years ago.
When I thought of what Georgina in A December Knight wanted to do with her life, food art felt like the perfect profession for her. Transforming food into a work of art is not only cool, but I think as a teen in the late 1990s, I might have wanted to make a career out of it.
When Georgina is left to babysit Emmie two days before Christmas, they were going to turn watermelon into a lion. However, things didn’t go as planned.
To learn why, you’ll have to read A December Knight.
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Diane McGyver 
Reading it right now and enjoying it. I can´t find it on Goodreads to add to my read list and include a review when I´m finished.
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Thanks, Darlene. I’ll have to look into Goodreads. I was able to add it, but the cover image didn’t load. I’ll try to fix it.
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Found it and left a review. And on Amazon as well. An enjoyable read.
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Thank you, Darlene. That was very kind of you.
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Love the food decorated plate! Congrats on the new release! 🙂
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Thank you. Food art looks too good to eat.
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