Kyndle Serves Up History

<p>At Michelle Obama Academy International Day is a time to celebrate culture family and food. But when Kyndle is asked to share his family's dish he draws a blank. His beloved salmon croquettes and collard greens don't seem to fit neatly into any country's cuisine-and that question sparks a journey of discovery.</p><p></p><p>Determined to uncover the truth Kyndle dives into his family's history. With the help of his parents grandparents and friends he learns the powerful story behind Soul Food-dishes born of resilience ingenuity and ancestral traditions. What begins as an ordinary school project turns into a heartwarming journey of identity heritage and pride.</p><p>Complete with <strong>classroom discussion questions</strong> and <strong>family recipes</strong> <em>Kyndle Serves Up His History</em> is both a captivating read and a valuable teaching resource. Perfect for readers ages <strong>10-14 (Grades 5-8)</strong> this inspiring middle-grade novel celebrates cultural pride the unifying power of food and the importance of knowing where you come from.</p>