Books like Cakes by Barbara Maher

"The end is near, so...eat cake! 2012, oil spills, pending war, Satanic rituals, metorites, lustful indulgences. The manner may be up for discussion, but most people feel that the end is coming soon. If you are feeling anxious about the approaching apocalypse, just laugh in the face of doom, face your fears mouth first, and bake the appropriate cake: 2012 Mayan chocolate cup cakes, BP oil black bottom cake, Hail the devil's food cake, Impending meteorite rock candy cake, Obesity epidemic pound cake, and many more"--

At the annual dinosaur party, Digger and Dadasaur travel to town for a cake, only to become lost in a humorous, child‑friendly adventure.

⋆ Launch of an exciting new cookery series ⋆ 250 recipes that work first time, everytime ⋆ Collect and keep a complete cookery library. Good Housekeeping *Favourite Cakes, Bakes & Cupcakes* has all you need to make your own fabulously tasty treats. With clear, easy to follow instructions you'll find a classic recipe for any occasion and every taste. From cupcakes and cookies, to tarts and traybakes, there is a sweet treat here for everyone. Packed with tips, nutritional value and, of course, mouth-watering ideas, now it couldn't be easier to create your own batch of mini temptations. Other titles in this exciting new series include: *Favourite Quick & Easy Meals, Favourite One-Pot & Slow-Cook Meals Favourite Family Meals, Favourite Chicken Dishes, Favourite Puddings & Desserts* and *Favourite Comfort Food & One-Pot Recipes.*

This is a completely replanned and re-written book which incorporates all Good Housekeeping Institute's latest work on home baking, with modern labour-saving methods, equipment and ingredients introduced wherever appropriate. There are hundreds of detailed, easy-to-follow recipes for cakes large and small, biscuits, cookies, children's novelty cakes, continental gâteaux and pastries, scones, teabreads, yeast breads and buns, and celebration cakes of all kinds, including ten iced and decorated wedding cakes. The splendid colour pictures and nearly 300 black and white photographs make it even easier to follow the recipes—all tested, of course, in Good Housekeeping Institute's own kitchens.

Five little monkeys try to bake a cake for their mother's birthday without waking her up.