Susan Nussbaum's debut novel, winner of the PEN/Bellwether Prize for Socially Engaged Fiction, is, as Rosellen Brown says, "a celebration of...
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This pleasant story of two very different sisters was full of twists and turns, some of which were predictable - some not. Set in Berkleym CA, it has a modern day Jane Austin sensibility to it. A good read.
What a surprisingly great read! I expected the usual chef success story, but was pleasantly surprised to find a tender memoir. This book was not so much a tale of how-I-got-where-I-am today, but a poignant coming of age true story of a woman surviving in the world. You will be surprised!
As a newcomer to yoga practice, I adored this memoir of Dederer's yoga journey. Told with humor, tenderness and self-mocking, this book is not predictable, but full of surprises. Anyone who has tried or enjoys yoga will love this book.
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The Cookbook Collector by Allegra Goodman
blackman, September 17, 2011
This pleasant story of two very different sisters was full of twists and turns, some of which were predictable - some not. Set in Berkleym CA, it has a modern day Jane Austin sensibility to it. A good read.Blood, Bones and Butter: The Inadvertent Education of a Reluctant Chef by Gabrielle Hamilton
blackman, September 17, 2011
What a surprisingly great read! I expected the usual chef success story, but was pleasantly surprised to find a tender memoir. This book was not so much a tale of how-I-got-where-I-am today, but a poignant coming of age true story of a woman surviving in the world. You will be surprised!Poser: My Life in Twenty-Three Yoga Poses by Claire Dederer
blackman, September 17, 2011
As a newcomer to yoga practice, I adored this memoir of Dederer's yoga journey. Told with humor, tenderness and self-mocking, this book is not predictable, but full of surprises. Anyone who has tried or enjoys yoga will love this book.