This cookbook is a great resource for adding veggies to your diet and trying a vegan lifestyle. My only complaint is that it isn't very gluten-free or soy-free friendly. I personally prefer her second cookbook.

At first I was captivated by this book. As I got to the middle of the book, I found my mind wandering (maybe because of the letter format?). It becomes political, and while that's not a fault, I'm currently bombarded from all around with politics. I already knew the political situation with the Childs and wouldn't mind reading about it again if I wasn't so tired of discussing and reading about politics right now. The book isn't to blame for that.

Sometimes if feels good to read something that's just simply entertaining. I had no complaints, and I couldn't wait to see where the story went. It was a quick read. It kept my attention but didn't stress me out with details or storyline-- just what I needed!

Felt a bit too much like Nottinghill but was still a fun read

Who knew trees could be so interesting? Great read

Heavy, sad, well-written but emotionally hard to read

Quick, fun read