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Julie & Julia
Julie & Julia: My Year of Cooking Dangerously | Julie Powell
Julie Powell's Julie & Julia is the story of the culinary blogging sensation that inspired the hit film.Living in a tiny apartment in New York and trapped in a job she hates, Julie Powell sees life passing her by. Then one night, she notices that the few items she's grabbed from the Korean grocery store are the few items she's grabbed for Potage Parmentier, as described in Julia Child's legendary cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking. And The Project is born.Julie begins to cool - every one of the 524 recipes in the book, in the space of just one year. Soon The Project is all she can think about. While the richness of the food she slaves over spreads into the rest of her life. . . 'Sassy, quirky and disarmingly honest . . . Powell draws high-calorie comedy from her exploits' Marie Claire'A gem of a book . . . both hilarious and touching' GlamourJulie Powell started to entertain readers on her infamous blog, on which she pledged to cook all the recipes from Julia Child's iconic cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking. The blog achieved a dedicated following and, as a result of this, it evolved into Julie & Julia - a novel which connects Julie's blog to a reworking of Julia Child's biography. Julie & Julia was adapted for film by Nora Ephron in 2009 and starred Meryl Streep and Amy Adams. Cleaving, the sequel to Julie & Julia, is also available from Penguin.
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julesG
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#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView

1) I might use either of my teen-age nicknames, both based on fictional characters: Esme and/or Molly

2) tagged - though most people in Germany pronounce my name "Yoollya" ??

TheSpineView Interesting way to pronounce your name. Thanks for playing! 6mo
julesG @TheSpineView A "J" is pronounced like a "Y" (as in you, young, yeah) in German, I don't mind that so much. But even as a native speaker of German I still don't understand why the first syllable is shortened and the "I+A" turns into "Y+A" in most mouths, especially after I've pronounced my name as "YouLeeAh" (exaggeration). Maybe I should change my first name after all. ?? 6mo
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Maggie4483
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#Bookspin #Doublespin for September!!!

So September is literally all about Julie and Julia(s).

🦞 🦋

TheAromaofBooks Yay!! Enjoy!!! 1y
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LKK526

What a shame about Julie Powell. My cousin Stephanie was Julia Child‘s personal assistant for many years before Ms Child died. One night my husband and I were watching a CNN special about Julia Child and up popped my cousin talking about her!

jlhammar Yes, really sad and shocking. How neat about your cousin. What an interesting experience that must have been! 2y
LKK526 @jlhammar🍎😃 2y
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fredamans
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RIP Julie Powell.

kspenmoll So sad.🥲 2y
fredamans @kspenmoll Agreed, she was too young. 2y
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Maggie4483
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I was so sad to learn of Julie Powell‘s passing. I read Julie & Julia in my favorite class in college, and loved every minute of it. It was snarky and hilarious, but also really beautiful and poignant. I always point to the chapter this quote comes from when I try to sell this book. Powell spends an exhausting day searching all over NYC for a marrow bone for a recipe. When she finally gets it home, she realizes she has no way to actually…(cont‘d)

Julsmarshall So sad 😭 2y
Maggie4483 …get the marrow OUT of the marrow bone. But when she finally sits down to eat, this is her reaction. What was significant about this day of struggle, followed by a moment of joy and triumph for Powell (whose day job involved assisting 9/11 victims and their families in an office directly across the street from Ground Zero)? This all happened on September 11, 2002. (edited) 2y
Maggie4483 @Julsmarshall I know😢. I don‘t usually get emotional over the deaths of celebrities/authors/public figures, but this one got me. 2y
Leftcoastzen I am just so sad ! I admire her work and was hoping for more of it .😞 2y
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Amiable
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I finished reading this book on Oct. 26 — which, as it turns out, was the same day that Julie Powell died of cardiac arrest at the way-too-young age of 49. Some reviewers complained that the book was too snarky — but I adore snark, so this totally worked for me.

AmyG I just saw this. So sad. She was so young. 😢 2y
Bookwormjillk What? Wow. I loved her blog back in the day. So many people going way too young. 2y
DebinHawaii OMG! I had no idea she passed away! So very sad. 😥 2y
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Amiable @DebinHawaii It was just announced -- I saw it in The New York Times. 2y
Amiable @AmyG @bookwormjillk I was reading a report that she had COVID in September and there is speculation that she may have suffered cardiac complications from her bout with the virus. 2y
MoonWitch94 Oh no! So sad 😞 2y
AmyG I read the same thing. 2y
Aimeesue Oh dear. Very sad. ☹️ 2y
JamieArc I saw this too ☹️. I read in the NYTimes article that snark was a part of her writing that many people loved and they tamed it for the film. 2y
kspenmoll I was sad to hear of her death.have to pull of NYT later today. 2y
Leftcoastzen I loved her work.Too young ! 2y
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Sophronisba
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Really sad news. I loved the Julie/Julia Project back in the day.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/01/dining/julie-powell-dead.html

Leftcoastzen 😢 2y
Sparklemn Very sad. I hadn't heard this. Thanks for sharing. 💔 2y
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TheSpineView
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PageShifter Looks fun :) 3y
TheSpineView @PageShifter I read it when it first came out and enjoyed it. 3y
IamIamIam I enjoyed this! Can we talk about those underrated cooking utensils that had the tiny eggs on them?? 😆 3y
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Eggs Saw the film 🎥 🙌🏻 3y
TheSpineView @Eggs Didn't see the film 3y
mrp27 I enjoyed both the book and the movie equally! 3y
TheSpineView @mrp27 I should watch the movie since I liked the book. 3y
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TheSpineView
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Klou Great choice!! 3y
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MatchlessMarie
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Pickpick

Finished this morning. Will try to watch the movie (which surprisingly I‘ve never seen) later today. 👩🏻‍🍳 #BookSpinBingo

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Horsedancer98
Mehso-so

I found Julie Powell to be very whiny, pessimistic & woe-is-me. This was supposed to be about her experience with making every recipe in Julia Child‘s Mastering the Art of French Cooking cookbook. Most of the time, she hardly ever talked about the recipe she was cooking in that chapter & mostly talked about how terrible her life is. I didn‘t think it was terrible, she did start to grow on me the more I read. But ultimately, I DNF‘d it this time.

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Bookishlie

So I just finished my third re-read of this book. I'm not sure if I like Julie Powell or not. I feel like we would be besties or couldn't stand each other. She is whiney, self-absorbed, and dramatic - all the things I despise. BUT she is entertaining, aware of her issues, and is willing to laugh at herself. Plus we both say the word “fuck“ a lot. Who am I kidding, we'd be besties - opposites attract.

Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick 🤣🤣🤣 I use it in some form as a verb, noun, adverb, exclamation, adjective, and whatever else. 4y
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Bailedbailed

I don‘t know how long I‘ve had this book but I hesitated to read it because of the low rating. I should have gone with my gut. I got 122 pages in and can‘t take Julie any more. She‘s whiny, rude, frustrating, over dramatic...Maybe I‘ll watch the movie again instead.

britt_brooke This is one of those rare instances where I‘ve heard that the movie is better. 4y
AmyK1 @britt_brooke it doesn‘t happen often but this is definitely one of those instances 4y
Scochrane26 I love the movie because Meryl Streep is awesome! I‘ve never read the book. 4y
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rubyslippersreads I liked this one all right (though I preferred the movie), but I hated 4y
AmyK1 @rubyslippersreads ugh. That one sounds worse. I‘ll definitely be skipping it. 4y
AmyK1 @Scochrane26 Meryl Streep is the best! 4y
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keepingupwiththepenguins
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I liked it. Sure, Powell‘s snarky sense of humour and tendency towards histrionics won‘t be to everyone‘s taste, but what is? Julie And Julia is a good, quick read that – if you‘re anything like me – will inspire you to pick up the tongs instead of ordering UberEats for the fourth night in a row. Full review here: https://keepingupwiththepenguins.com/julie-and-julia-julie-powell/

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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
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#Appetizing
#AboutAuthors

Preparing 524 recipes would be a beast for me!!

This clematis is amazing even if it killed my holly tree!! I planted in 2017 and it is so beautiful and smells so good!! I wish y‘all could really see it!!

Eggs Great choice! Beautiful flowers ! 4y
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs thank you!!! 💕💕 4y
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TheSpineView
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#MagicalMay @Eggs
#FoodOnCover

I read the book and enjoyed it. Have not seen the movie.

Scochrane26 Meryl Streep is so good in the movie. 5y
TheSpineView @Scochrane26 Good to know! Thanks! 5y
Eggs Movie was great! 5y
TheSpineView @Eggs Next time hubby goes on a business trip I'll have to watch it. 5y
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Chab256
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#7Days7Books

Books that left a lasting impression on me.

Day 6:
This probably seems like an odd choice, but when I read it years ago it inspired me to do my own blog project. Not cooking related, but a reading the classics book project.

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melissajayne
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It‘s the 2nd time in a week I‘ve watched it; thank you #COVID for making me watch old favourites (watched Clueless before this movie).

Joanne1 Ooh adding to my re-watch list now! 5y
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FantasyChick
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So my #bookspin list for March is exactly the same as last month but with a couple change outs.

I haven't gotten to my #doublespin book this month and I'm still working on the first pick but I will have it done by the end if the week

@TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Great list!! Glad to have you back for another round!! 5y
melissajayne I did the same; going to put the same books out until I‘ve read them all. 5y
FantasyChick @melissajayne That's my plan too. I've had some of these books for years I'm sure so it's well past time to get them read! 5y
melissajayne @FantasyChick I hear you!! 5y
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FantasyChick
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Since I was out all day yesterday and home, but busy, today I moved #slowcookersunday to today 😊

Finally finished everything I had wanted to get done and relaxing for the rest of the night by *hopefully* finishing up my #bookspin pick for the month.

Happy Monday!

@TheAromaofBooks

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FantasyChick
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I feel you, Julia. I feel you

#bookporn

wanderinglynn I totally feel her. 😂 5y
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FantasyChick
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It looks like my #bookspin book will be Julie & Julia! I've seen the movie a ton of times so it's about time I finally read the book. I think I'm going to try to take advantage of the #doublespin as well. This one hasn't been on my TBR long but I'm hoping that the darker fantasy will fit in with my #WIHM reads 😈

@TheAromaofBooks

vivastory I LOVED Ninth House 5y
FantasyChick @vivastory I hear people either love it or hate it but I'm really hoping to join you in the love category! 5y
vivastory I loved it for the reasons people hate it 😂 I loved Six of Crows, but this is a darker & I think more complex story. It's a hybrid of horror/fantasy/mystery. It shouldn't work, but it does. And it's amazing. 5y
TheAromaofBooks I like the way you have very contrasting picks!! Can't wait to hear what you think of them! 5y
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Emilymdxn
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15/15 #jumpstart2020 @Clwojick @Lizpixie 🥳

I‘m in love! I say this a lot but Julie is my new bff - a compulsive planning millennial angst ridden buffy fan pushing herself to do her cooking challenge vibed so well with me. If you‘ve seen the film, this is a very different beast (much less Julia Child content), but I think they‘re both excellent in their own way. The author reads the audiobook really well, and it was funny and inspiring!

AmyK1 I loved the movie. Haven‘t read the book yet though. 5y
Emilymdxn @amyk1 I think this is a good one for the book and movie being so different it‘s easy to love both without comparing them so i think it‘s a great one to do both! 5y
Clwojick Ooh! I love your review! 💕 I have watched the movie, but since the book is different, I‘ll be adding it to my TBR as well. 5y
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Emilymdxn
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Being sick on my parents sofa day 17,456 (it feels like) watching movies on Netflix with my mum. This is so lovely and heartwarming it makes me feel a little bit like I‘m not sick.

Bookwomble Hope you're feeling more comfortable soon, Emily 🍇💐 5y
ljuliel You poor thing. Hope you‘re soon up and about again. 5y
tjwill Hope you feel better soon! 5y
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MoonWitch94 Get well soon 💕📚 5y
batsy Hope you're on the mend soon 🌻 5y
marleed Think of you. Get well soon! 5y
bookladyreads I hope you're well soon. 5y
CarolynM Get well soon💐 5y
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Foragingfantasy
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I loved the hell out of this book. It captures everything I feel about food and cooking. Food can be such a sexy thing. Preparing it. Cooking it. Eating it. When it‘s good; It‘s a religious experience. I liked the language and the rawness. It‘s a winner for me.

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I finally watched this movie... I know I'm late to the game... but omg I loved it. Now, I must get my hands on the book because the book is always better!

cjk I ❤️ this movie! I listened to Julie and Julia and I‘m making my way through My Life in France. P.s. I hear Meryl Streep‘s voice in my head when I‘m reading 😂 5y
cj82487 @cjk I loved it too! Meryl was so dramatic but I ate it up this morning watching it. I think I'm going to download the ebook tonight bc it was just such a treat to watch 5y
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Loric
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It takes skill and craft to be able to write the intimate details of your life for others to read (especially when it‘s an average kind of life you live) while managing to find an overarching message that others can grow and learn from, but Julie Powell did. Cooking her way through Julia Child‘s Mastering the Art of French Cooking (524 recipes in 365 days) and blogging it, she shares a journey peppered with profanity, humor and self-deprecation.

cathysaid I‘m not a huge movie buff and RARELY go to the theatre, but this is a movie I truly enjoyed. 5y
LapReader I loved the movie too @cathysaid 5y
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LauraBeth
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Ten years later - this movie really holds up and is delightful. Also ten years later, I now have a cat that looks like Julie‘s cat.

SitsWithaBook I loved the movie. I'm so glad I watched it before I tried to read the book as I found it tough going. It's my go-to reference for the rare example of the movie being better than the book! 6y
AmyG This is a comfort movie for me. ❤️ 6y
LauraBeth @SitsWithaBook agree! This is that rare example of the movie being much better than the book! 6y
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Ajessgirl One of my favorites! I always stop to watch if it‘s on. 6y
plemmdog I loved the Meryl Streep parts. I cringed at the Amy Adams scenes (and I‘m a huge Amy Adams fan) 6y
LauraBeth @AmyG Before today, it has been years since I‘ve watched it and I don‘t know why because this is THE perfect comfort movie! 6y
LauraBeth @Ajessgirl I need to watch this movie more! 😀 6y
LauraBeth @plemmdog Amy Adams just doesn‘t do it for me - I kept thinking of all the other actresses I would have preferred in that role. 😂 6y
Carolyn11215 Loved the book and the movie! 6y
AmyG @plemmdog I really watch it for the Meryl Streep Julia. 6y
ReadingEnvy They really made Julie so much nicer / palatable in the movie version. I read her original blog when it was still around. 6y
LauraBeth Agree @ReadingEnvy! I read her original blog too when she started it and while that was quite a few years ago, I thought she came across as narcissistic and not very respectful of Child (this is based on my poor memory though 😹). I eventually quit reading it before her year was over. 6y
ReadingEnvy @LauraBeth yeah she is like the quintessential millennial of selfishness and bad reputation 6y
mrp27 I enjoyed both book and movie, movie is one of my comfort watches. I read her second book, Cleaving and although the topic of butchering was interesting the book was awful and she was equally awful. 6y
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SauerPatch
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I loved this so much! Such a fun little read, and I was pleased to realize that there‘s (some) actual depth to Julie‘s story beyond a comical narration of her kitchen mishaps during her self-imposed cooking challenge.

Oh and, the movie is adorable as well. 🤓

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StephanieMarie
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#24in48 #hour36challenge This memoir is one of my favourite #foodrelated books 🧀🍖🥐

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Karionie
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I missed this one when it was new. I missed it when it was adapted for film — with Meryl Streep, no less. Then I put up that Julia Child quote while I was cooking dinner one night and a friend of mine said “Say, did you ever happen to read/see Julie and Julia...”. I‘m glad she did, because I had a lot of fun with this. It‘s funny and irreverent and disgusting and relatable. Hooray random book recs!

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Why have I been living under a rock?!! I didn't even know this movie existed. Just watched it on Netflix and I found it so heart warming and didn't want it to end.😖
Also I Googled online and found that it was actually a book first...WHAT!
NEED TO FIND THIS BOOK!!!

AmyG This is a comfort movie for me. ❤️ 6y
Julsmarshall I love the movie and the book! 6y
Naj I love this movie. A great pick-me-up! I couldn't finish the book though. 6y
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Tera0707 Same as @AmyG, this is a comfort movie for me. I‘ll sometimes put it on as background noise. I haven‘t read the book, however. 6y
olivia.ferz @AmyG @Tera0707 I'm sure this would be my comfort movie too. ❤😊 6y
olivia.ferz @Julsmarshall Me too!! Looking forward to reading the book too.😊 6y
olivia.ferz @Naj 😊 I loved the movie too so I'll be reading the book with high expectations. I hope it won't disappoint. 6y
Naj @olivia.ferz Hope you have a better experience than I did 🤗 6y
Crazeedi I loved this movie!! 6y
LauraBeth My boss introduced me to Julie‘s blog in 2002 and it was the first time I‘d ever even heard the word “blog”. 😀 6y
Sharpeipup I preferred the book & so I hope you find it soon! 6y
olivia.ferz @Crazeedi Me too!! 🙌 6y
olivia.ferz @LauraBeth 😂😂 I want to read the blog too! 6y
suzisteffen I liked the book better, but great actors in this movie, and Meryl Streep was fantastic. 6y
TheHeartlandBookFairy The movie was fantastic! 6y
Pricel101 @Crazeedi @naj @amyg love how Meryl/Julia would say “BON APPETIT!” Such joy! 👩‍🍳📚 6y
Naj @Pricel101 Yes! Meryl Streep did such a great job as Julia. It was just like watching one of Julia's old videos. I remember binge watching all of them when I first saw the movie. 6y
Crazeedi @Pricel101 I love that! 6y
bookaholic1 I didn't know either. Watched it last week and loved it 6y
Maggie_Reads One of my favorite movies. Julia Child‘s autobiography My Life In France is a great read and is more detailed about that time in her life. 6y
olivia.ferz @suzisteffen I loved her too and also Amy Adams. 6y
olivia.ferz @Pricel101 After watching the movie, I kept saying it too quite randomly... my mom must've thought I was crazy! 😂 But I adored the way she said it and couldn't help imitating her. 6y
olivia.ferz @Maggie_Reads Adding that to my TBR! Thanks! 😁 6y
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Carolhreads
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Mehso-so

I enjoyed this book because I found myself relating to the main character who is almost 30 and wasn't sure what she was doing with her life decided to give cooking a try and loves food. Full review is on my goodreads :)

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Carolhreads
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Starting:)

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Naj

"I have never looked to religion for comfort—belief is just not in my genes. But reading Mastering the Art of French Cooking—childishly simple and dauntingly complex, incantatory and comforting—I thought this was what prayer must feel like."

Only on the first chapter and I am already feeling this will be terrible. This is just one example of the ridiculous writing, so far. Also, mental illness slurs have already been covered. So, great start!

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Panpan

This book has EVERYTHING: Slurs against mental illness, disparaging terms for folks with disabilities, fatphobia... hard pass, thanks. Just... wow.

saresmoore Oh, geez. I think I watched the movie once when I was pregnant? Won‘t be reading the book, though, that‘s for dang sure! 6y
kgriffith @saresmoore at the mention of PCOS meaning that she would get hairy and fat, I was like, okay, I can see how that would seem important and threatening and you just received a diagnosis, I‘ll chalk it up to feeling crummy. But just a few minutes in, she‘s describing a person, and the author narrates and I can HEAR the contempt in her voice... just gross. (edited) 6y
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Pamwurtzler
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📚 Julie and Julia
🙍🏼‍♀️ Julie Mulhern
📺 The Jetson‘s!!
🍇 Jelly - why is the food always the hardest question?
#manicmonday #letterj

JoScho J food was really hard! 6y
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UnabridgedPod
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This #memoir was a great listen—I‘d seen the movie and enjoyed it (I have to admit that I *much* preferred the Julia part of the narrative, so the book—focused on Julie—was a nice surprise).

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StephanieGeiser
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Pickpick

A cute movie and a cute book! It makes me want to take up a similar challenge, though I never have.

GlassAsDiamonds I read this one years ago & loved it... still toy with buying the Child cookbooks every once and a while 😊 7y
StephanieGeiser @GlassAsDiamonds I have the same thoughts!!! (I still own no Julia Child cookbooks, though... 😳) 7y
GlassAsDiamonds @StephanieGeiser shhh...: me either!!! 🤦🏻‍♀️😂 7y
rather_be_reading tht movie was cute! 7y
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Wife
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🍒1) Tagged Book (also a good movie!)
🍒2) Butter? Watermelon? Sour cream?
🍒3) Cilantro 🤢
🍒4) Thanksgiving
🍒5) Voyager (Ferndale), Zingerman‘s Deli
(Ann Arbor), Sister Pie (Detroit)
#MittenLitten #ManicMonday

JoScho I think cilantro is one of those foods with no middle ground-people either love it or hate it. Thanks for playing ❤️ 7y
monalyisha @JoScho So many cilantro haters! I don‘t love it but it doesn‘t ruin a dish for me. What‘s really killing me is all the mushroom haters! I love a good shroom! 🍄 7y
JoScho @monalyisha me too! 7y
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ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled There‘s a website called ihatecilantro.com. You can post a haiku about how gross it is. 🤢 7y
Wife @ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled I‘ve got to check out this website! I love a good haiku 😊 7y
Cupofjo @ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled 🤣😂 that‘s hilarious! @JoScho .. the the weird chemical change some ppl have that makes it taste like soap! 🤢 7y
Cupofjo @Wife 🤣 perfect!! 👏 7y
ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled Amen, sister! 7y
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MandaChittles
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Mehso-so

I love this movie but didn‘t really love the book....

AmyG I love this movie, too. Probably better than the book but only because of Meryl Streep. 7y
quietlycuriouskate I agree! Meryl Streep is brilliant (no surprises there!) and I thought Amy Adams's Julie was a more sympathetic character than she comes across in the book. 7y
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DMC_run8
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Day 11 Punctuation. Ampersand is my favorite! #riotgrams

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FantasyChick
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Pic 1: The books. I have wanted to read some of these for the longest time!!!! Especially the tagged book 🤗 Creepy and killers and Julia!! #pumped
@TheLudicReader
#secretsantagoespostal
#wintersolsticebookexchange

TheLudicReader I have read three of the five. I also bought a copy of The Spider and the Fly for me. 7y
FantasyChick @TheLudicReader Did you? Maybe we should try to #buddyread it! 7y
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Gina
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So Julia Childs just got even cooler in my book!

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Gina
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Julia Child's legs. Photo by her husband. ♡♡♡

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Foragingfantasy
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I watched this movie yesterday and it put me in a baking mood. So, I made a berry galette for my hubby. I would love to cook my way through her book like Julie does.

TaylorMay That sounds like so much fun! I love cooking shows. I'm currently obsessed with the Great British Bake Off. 7y
Foragingfantasy @TaylorMay I haven't seen that one, but I love chopped and iron chef! 7y
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TaylorMay You should totally look it up!! I lovw both those shows too. This one is a little less cut throat but still really good. There is an American version that they do during the holidays but it's not quite the same. 7y
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BekaReid
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Such a fun read! I literally laughed out loud multiple times while reading...perfect remedy for surviving a semi-insane work week (a food show one at that). And seriously, how many books have both a Jane Austen reference AND a reference to "the prematurely canceled Joss Whedon outer space-western series"?!

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