The Night We Had Chicken For Dinner

by Jason Ellis

First published 2019

Eight-year-old protagonist eagerly anticipates her mother's special fried chicken recipe. She loves both the dish and the family moments that come with it. Her excitement builds as she assists her mom in gathering all the necessary ingredients for the meal. Together they work in the kitchen, preparing the chicken with care. Once the cooking is complete, she takes on the important role of calling everyone to the dinner table. The story captures her joy in both the food she adores and the precious time spent with family. This tale celebrates the simple pleasure of a child participating in family traditions and the warmth of gathering around a shared meal. The narrative focuses on the bond between mother and daughter through cooking and the anticipation that builds toward their special dinner together.

Genres: family, literary-fiction, relationships, 21st-century, food-and-drink

Vibes: emotional, intimate, warm

Tropes: found-family, heartwarming

25 pages · Paperback · Independently published

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