Books published by publisher Pavilion Books Ltd

'10 BEST CHRISTMAS COOKBOOKS 2016 - a must for keen bakers ' - INDEPENDENT.CO.UK, December 2016 'This is a great book. Incredible food and full of Gennaro-style passion' - JAMIE OLIVER 'The king of Italian baking' - INDEPENDENT.CO.UK, September 2016 ' Gennaro s Italian Bakery is bliss...a generous-hearted cook' - London Evening Standard, Cookbooks for 2016, December 2016 Baking has always been Gennaro's passion. As a young boy, he would spend hours at his uncle's bakery just watching as he mixed, kneaded, pulled, shaped and baked, pushing and turning loaves in and out of his big wood-fired oven. In his new book, Gennaro shares a selection of his favourite easy to create recipes for delicious bakes which can be found in a typical Italian bakery. From Parmesan Breadsticks and Pumpkin Bread , Focaccia , Pizza and Brioche , to Jam Tarts and Biscotti ; bring back the joy of home baking and those heavenly baking aromas with these irresistible recipes just like Nonna used to make. Gennaro Contaldo is widely known as the Italian legend who taught Jamie Oliver all he knows about Italian cooking. Born in Minori on the Amalfi Coast, Gennaro's quintessentially Italian spirit and positive nature has made him a TV favourite. He regularly appears on BBC's Saturday Kitchen and other shows, as well as his own TV series, Two Greedy Italians on BBC2. He has authored more than seven cookbooks, has his own YouTube food channel, and is an ambassador for Citalia and Bertolli. He lives in east London with his wife and two daughters.

Alice in Wonderland is the most famous and one of the most enchanting children's books of all time. Less well-known is the story of how Lewis Carroll came to write it; and almost completely unknown is the original version, Alice's Adventures Under Ground, which Carroll wrote and illustrated as a gift for young Alice Liddell. The manuscript, beautifully handwritten and illustrated in a charming naive style, was sold from one collector to another, until 1948, when it was given as a gift to the British Museum. In its 130-year history, several facsimiles have been made, but until now, none has done justice to Carroll's original. For this edition, the entire manuscript was photographed in color and reproduced with precise fidelity to the original. An enchanting evocation of the world of Lewis Carroll, offering a rare insight into this most enduring of children's stories.