Cookbook recommendations?

[RegalRita]

My 11yo nephew has recently started “experimenting” in the kitchen. Making elaborate hot chocolates, fruit salads etc. I thought I might buy him a cookbook for Christmas aimed at his age group preferably with lots of no bake options like chocolate tiffin or rice crispy cakes. I’m searched amazon and can’t find anything appropriate. Hoping someone may have been here already and found something even half appropriate?
TIA!

Maybe something like this: usborne.com/browse-books/catalogue/product/1/4751/start-to-cook/

It shows the basics and techniques too.

This one is nice, has a story then a recipe linked to it. There’s a Christmas version too

www.amazon.co.uk/Nadiyas-Bake-Me-Story-children/dp/1444933272/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?keywords=nadya+hussain&sprefix=nady&tag=mumsnetforu03-21&qid=1576420857&sr=8-5

I'd be really tempted to get A Girl Called Jack by Jack Monroe. The recipes are cheap and simple but with a great command of flavour, as well as helping him learn about substitutes etc. They're designed to be cooked with the bare minimum of equipment too.

Thank you! These are really great suggestions, definitely the sort of thing I was after. Too many of them were aimed at really little kids so these look like a nice alternative.

Sam Stern's first book might be worth a look.

Ah sorry - missed the bit about lots of no bake ideas.

Silver Spoon (Italian cookbook) do a children’s version which is great. It’s not particularly childish and is a good introduction into Italian recipes. It’s got advice on technique too.

Also perhaps an adults book like Simple by Yotam Ottelighi (sp?) especially if he likes experimenting.