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Gimena Fernández _imena_ernandez — love it so far... blew through the first 50 pages! Great book!!!

Salah Shaheen salahshaheenz — Bittman's book is my go-to guide for recipes. You're not going to find a large amount of gourmet, difficult to master ideas here - what you will find is the basics, and a list of ways to vary them. A good example of how to use this book came to me a couple of weeks ago. I'm the cook in my family, and so my mother called to ask me for my best asparagus recipe. Please note: I do not, nor have I ever enjoyed asparagus. I have never once cooked it. I consulted my big yellow book and found three or four basic asparagus recipes, followed by a list of quick and easy ways to spice them up. Combining them together in different ways could result in a multitude of great dinner ideas. The description on the top of the book refers to it as a "more hip Joy of Cooking", and I think it's dead-on. While Joy of Cooking is fun to read and contains many more recipes, it's always felt very dated to me. Mark's recipes are fun, easy, and very up-to-date. It would be the first book I'd buy for an aspiring chef.

Yoni Segev _oni_egev — I think this is the one I didn't like, can't remember

Marcus Vinicius webmarcusvde2c — This novel follows the lives of a family of four. The family seems very estranged from each other from the start, and when young Eliza – the "mediocre" child in the family – discovers a talent for spelling bees, the estrangement turns into total dysfunction. Each member of the family is searching for something that is missing in their lives, albeit each in very bizarre ways. This was definitely a "thinker." I found it was a little slow for the first two-thirds of the book; perhaps only because I wasn't exactly sure what to make of it. I definitely enjoyed it and will certainly be thinking about it for a while. The journeys that each character takes to discover whatever it is they're missing is such a universal feeling, that it's almost impossible not to identify with the characters in the book, though their methods of discovery are much more extreme than most would venture.