
The Chocolate King
Michael Leventhal
In 1630, Benjamin’s Jewish family flees Spain for France, carrying a hot-chocolate recipe and chocolate beans. Benjamin and his grandfather later help make chocolate more popular in seventeenth-century France and take part in its trade. The story traces their family’s journey alongside chocolate’s movement into a new country, with detailed color illustrations. The boy and his grandfather share this work.
This book appears on 1 reading list across 1 edition.


