She then met Simone Beck and Louisette Bertholle, who were working on a cookbook called Mastering The Art of French Cooking. Julia then joined them on finishing the book to make it appealing to Americans. Then, Child, Bertholle, and Beck decided to teach American women how to cook French meals in Child`s kitchen (while she was still in France.)
Since that time, Child also wrote other cookbooks, such as: The Way to Cook, From Julia Child's Kitchen, Julia's Casual Dinners, Julia`s Menus for Special Occasions, Julia Child and Company, and 22 other books. Her last book was My Life In France, which was published two years after her death.
In, 1963, Child`s first show aired. It all started with an interview, where Child was promoting cooking on a show called “I've Been Reading”. The same day, multiple people wrote the TV station, wanted to see more of Julia and her cooking. So a few months later, Julia Child`s first episode of The French Chef aired.In 1966, Julia earned her first Emmy award. In 1967, Julia was awarded with L'Ordre du Mérite Agricole (it is an award for agriculture) . Only 30,000 of those awards were made. In 1970, Julia had a new series of The French Chef, but in colour.
Sadly, Julia Child died on August 13th, 2004 from kidney failure. She was 91 years old. The last known meal Child ate was French Onion