pickTrish, Margo, and Aja didn't know each other until they met at Trish's cookbook club, where they pick a different cookbook each month and bring something they've made from it. This story is about what brought each of the women to the cookbook club in the first place, as well as how their lives changed after meeting each other. ⬇️
pickI almost bailed on this, but I‘m glad I didn‘t. Not great literature, but a cute story about friendship and making your own luck. Also, a good lesson on how food brings us together. Bonus, it includes a bunch of recipes at the end, plus there are references to specific cookbooks and recipes in the story. Nice for a cookbook lover like me.
pickVery sweet story about three women with different struggles who meet for a cookbook club. It was a quick read and a nice little distraction from the real world for a while. I did love the sections that described rediscovering a love for cooking more intricate dishes. It inspired me one night to go out and splurge on a nice meal. No surprises or major plot twists. If you are looking for some light reading I recommend it.
pickThis wasn‘t earth shattering groundbreaking Literature, but it was a nice happy story I read in a day.
so-soThe title, description, and cover drew me in but the storyline pace never climaxed or bottomed out. I can't remember the last time a book just felt story arc-less. I mean it was good, and I loved how the ladies stepped out of themselves to join a cookbook club and become friends, confidantes, etc but it just felt flat. Anyway, cozy read, but not much more than that.
so-soI read this Nov 9-10 & rated it 3 ⭐️. This was a cute and light read. I wanted to like it more but it felt a little flat for me in some parts. It felt some tension was being set up but then it failed to materialize. I would definitely read another book by Harbison as I did enjoy this story.
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