Pop Art: Decorating and Shaping Custom Cake Pops {"variant_options": []} Edition

Very detailed book with step by step instruction. Book was in good condition and my nephew was super excited about it.

I love how there are easy-to-follow directions and recipes. The basic batter recipes/instructions are here and then there are great tips on what to do. The designs are super fun! I'm planning on using several of them in the future. It's also a really fun book to use with my kids and for parties. Overall, this is a great cake pop cookbook!!

Really like this book but for having paid for a book to teach me how to make something I would think that it would have pictures to show you step by step but the directions do a pretty good job.

Vivid colors, creative figures, detailed instructions, complete lists and photos of tools and supplies...the whole book is easy to read, inspiring to follow, visually enticing and graphics and pictures are so awesome you can almost taste what you are looking at. It is indeed a sweet incredible edible journey from beginning to end. I wish there were many more pages to this book.

Read the entire book the first night. I would have liked a few more step by step pics because that is how i learn. But the book is very well written and easy to understand. I am already planning which pops to do for the next holiday! Sandra

Love that she included little tricks for these, as well as ways to save money. Shows you how to make a simple cake pop and how to get creative. Easy to follow and read. I even went to her book signing, she is super nice!!

I love this book! Filled with helpful tips and easy to follow instructions on how to make unique and adorable cakepops. My 3-year-old loves to flip through it and look at all the big colorful pictures.

Great addition th

I have not received the two books I have ordered from Kindle Edition and there is no information about the parcel, no contact details of the seller, nothing! looks like I threw away money on two books in a row, bought from Kindle Edition

Would like to have seen a few more pictures of the processing phase. Otherwise a great book with some good ideas