Cookery book for 6-8 yr olds that is not all cakes?

[Lovage]

DS(6) and DS(8) used to cook loads but they've rather lost their cooking mojo recently. I was thinking that an attractive cookery book full of pictures might help re-enthuse them. They've cooked all the 'I Can Cook' recipes to death. Lots of kids cookery books seem to be mostly cakes and puddings, which is okay but I want them to do useful ordinary cooking, not just sweet things. Absolutely ideally, it would be vegetarian, because we are but that's probably impossibly picky. Any recommendations please?

[JiltedJohnsJulie]

Try this one. We've borrowed it from the library and its good

[FlipFlopWaddle]

We've got this Annabel Karmel one, so far dd1 has made a tagine and we're planning meatballs next

[FlipFlopWaddle]

And I'm vegetarian and I just adapted my portion

[Lovage]

Great, thanks both. The Annabel Karmel one looks good. The 'first cookbook' one at a quick glance I worry that they might say ' but it's not our first cook book' and feel that it was beneath them as (relatively) experienced cooks, but I'll investigate it further.

[FlipFlopWaddle]

I got ours in The Works for £2.99 or something if there's one near you