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The Story of Pasta research A special section of theA playful, fact filled exploration of the fascinating history of 35 famous pasta shapes with a delicious, child friendly recipe perfectly suited to each shape. In this ultimate book of pasta for children ages 711, 35 pasta shapes are brought to life through clever illustrations and fascinating facts to feed childrens imaginations and their bellies! From farfalle, which means butterflies in Italian, to linguine, meaning little tongues, different types