REVIEW – Party Style: Kids’ Parties from Baby to Sweet 16

We'd love it if you shared it!

The product(s) featured in this post was provided free of cost to me. Please note that, as always, any personal opinions reflected in this post are my own and have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way.

Some of the posts on this site, such as this one, contain an affiliate link. This means I MAY get paid a VERY SMALL commission if you purchase the product or service.

Party Style: Kids’ Parties from Baby to Sweet 16

• Author: Gemma Lynn Touchstone
• Paperback: 198 pages
• Publisher: Cedar Fort, Inc. (October 13, 2015)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1462117171
• ISBN-13: 978-1462117178
• Cover price $19.99

Enjoy easy entertaining. Filled with DIY decoration ideas and tons of time-saving tips, this book lets you create one-of-a-kind events that your guests will never forget.

Try these crowd-pleasing treats at your next gathering.

Crazy Cotton Candy Dip
Bacon Burger on a Stick
Lasagna in a Jar
Grilled Cheese Station
Noah’s Horchata

This book is like your own personal party planner with quizzes, timelines, checklists, sample menus, and decorative crafts. Perfect for parents, teachers, and teens! No matter how big or small your soirée, Party Style makes it easy to create the celebration of your dreams for all your friends and family to enjoy.

This book is far more a guide and party planning tool than cookbook.

Chapters include:

• A Perfect Party
• Determine Your Party Style
• Make It Memorable
• Party Timeline Checkist
• Modern-Day party Etiquette & Formalities
• Party Details And Decoration Show Your Style
• Perfect Party Tips And Helpful Hints
• Menu Selection
• DIY Party Food Stations For Kids
• Party Style Celebrations
• My Party Style Partners
• Gemma’s Go-to Guide Of Style Makers & Best Brands

This book is designed to help the reader determine what type of party would work best for them, and how to carry it out. The book includes different party theme ideas, as well as recipes, decorating ideas, and activities to go with each.  The book is designed in such a way that you could use it to plan a party or just to gain some quick inspiration or ideas for something you’ve already started planning. There are recipes scattered throughout the book. The recipes are all fairly straightforward and easy to follow, however the amount of servings isn’t always clear. Cooking time is buried within the recipe, which means you must read through to find out if you have enough time to make a dish.  This book would be perfect for anyone that enjoys entertaining and holding children’s parties, as well as teachers, parents and organized group leaders.