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Title: Jellytot, Not Just the Name of a Cookie
Review: This book, originally published in 1955, was one of my childhood favorites. Nine-year-old Katie O'Dea longs to be like her mother's old college chum, Aunt Rene, who sprinkles herself with perfume, wears beautiful clothes, and has "queenly, I-expect-to-be-waited-on habits". This enchants Katie, who promptly hatches a scheme whereby she pretends to be "Miss Jellytot", an old college chum visiting from Chicago for the week. (Jellytots, by the way, are Katie's favorite cookie, the recipe for which can be found in The Joy of Cooking.)In the course of the week as Miss Jellytot, Katie discovers that being a spoiled adult is not as glamorous as it appears, and that there are perks indeed to enjoying her childhood. The illustrations by Velma Ilsley add appeal. This story is thoroughly charming, and offers a nostalgia glimpse into bygone days.
