Welcome to the March roundup of Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flagg. Please leave your book review links below in the linky. Please check back periodically to check out the other links to see what other members have to say and leave them a comment.I hope you enjoy the book!
Also, suggestions for April’s book can be left in the comment section.
Hi everyone! I’m Vicki from I’d Rather Be At The Beach. Sarah has graciously passed The Kitchen Reader over to me.
I’ve switched things up a bit, so if you’d like, check out “About The Kitchen Reader” for what’s changed.
Since there’s not much time to gather suggestions for March’s read, I’ve decided to choose one that I hope you’ll be excited to read and join in.
I’ll post on March 1st with a linky so you can add your review link anytime throughout the month. Please come back and check out the other reviews, we all love comments.
March’s Read:
Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe by Fannie Flagg
I hope you’ll join me in reading this book. It’s been on my list for a few years and since it has such great reviews, I thought it would be a good choice. Plus, since it’s an older book, it shouldn’t be hard to find a copy at your library (I just put a hold for it at mine), or you should be able to buy a copy pretty cheap.
Our October book was Yes, Chef: A Memoir by Marcus Samuelsson and Veronica Chambers, chosen by Amanda of Omar Niode Foundation. We just had one review this month!
Our November book is The Art of Simple Food by Alice Waters and in December, members may review any cookbook or food-related book.
Our September book was Lunch at the Shop: The Art and Practice of the Midday Meal by Peter Miller (chosen by Emily of Highly Social Media). Here is a list of our reviews:
Our October book is Yes, Chef: A Memoir by Marcus Samuelsson and Veronica Chambers (chosen by Amanda of Omar Niode Foundation). Please join in by posting a review in the last week (or on the last day) of October and check back here for a round-up on 1 November.
Our August book was Relish: My Life in the Kitchen by Lucy Knisley. It’s a food memoir in cartoons. Thanks to members who read and reviewed this book. Here is a list:
Our September book is Lunch at the Shop: The Art and Practice of the Midday Meal by Peter Miller (chosen by Emily of Highly Social Media). It includes recipes and urges us to make lunch more intentional. Emily convinced us by saying it’s a great read celebrating communal eating. Please join in by posting a review in the last week (or on the last day) of September and check back here for a round-up on 1 October.
Thanks to everyone who read our July novel, Delicious! by Ruth Reichl. Here is a list of our reviews:
In August we are reading Relish: My Life in the Kitchen by Lucy Knisley. It’s a graphic memoir by a food-loving cartoonist. I hope you will join in and read it in August. Post your review on the last day (or in the last week) of August and look back here for a round-up of all the reviews on the first day of September.
The Kitchen Reader is an easy-going, small group of bloggers who read and review food-related books. Anyone can join! Have a look at the About Our Group page for more information.
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