100 Animal Cookies by Lisa Snyder

100 Animal Cookies by Lisa Snyder

When most of us think of cookies in the shapes of animal we usually envision the very dry, very beige little crackers that wound up in our school lunchboxes every day. Edible? Yes. Interesting? No. Those crunchy little herds are no match for the wild array of cookies in this book. All things that fly, swim, walk, climb, and crawl are deliciously represented here in stunning color and detail. And thanks to the guidance of cookie queen Lisa Snyder, they are surprisingly easy to make. In 100 Animal Cookies, Snyder shares:

Easy-to-follow instructions, along with more than 75 full-color images make this book the perfect resource for cookie monsters, animal lovers, and creative bakers of all levels.

Lisa Snyder is a clinical social worker and the Director of Quality of Life Programs at the University of California, San Diego's Shiley-Marcos Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, where she has counseled persons with Alzheimer's disease and their families since 1987. In the early 1990s, she was a pioneer in the development of support groups for persons with mild dementia, and in the years after, she has focused on acquiring a better knowledge of the subjective experience of Alzheimer's disease and the problems unique to families dealing with the disease in its early stages. She has been the publisher and editor of Perspectives - A Newsletter for Persons with Alzheimer's or Similar Diseases, an international quarterly publication for individuals with dementia, since 1995. It is one of the few ongoing publications published especially by and for people with dementia.