Do you read books about food? There are books about food in so many different genres.
- Cozy mysteries set in bakeries
- Romance books set in tea shops
- Nonfiction books about the history of ingredients
- Cookbooks
- Memoirs from chefs or waiters or people who just love to eat
- …the list goes on and on. Need more ideas? Check out our Pinterest page!
Want to challenge yourself? Pick a level below.
Short-Order Cook: 1 to 3 books
Pastry Chef: 4 to 8 books
Sous-Chef: 9 to 13 books
Chef de Cuisine: 14 to 18
Cordon-Bleu Chef: More than 19
Pastry Chef: 4 to 8 books
Sous-Chef: 9 to 13 books
Chef de Cuisine: 14 to 18
Cordon-Bleu Chef: More than 19
Don’t like to plan? Choose the a la carte option and let us know when you read a book about food.
Each month I’ll have a new page for book reviews that you post. You can find the page for the month linked on the blog’s right sidebar. Posts will be pinned to Pinterest and publicized on Twitter to get the word out.
Here is what I am reading:
- The Lemonade Babysitter--Karen Waggoner
- Cakewalk--Kate Moses
- The Chocolate War--Robert Cormier
- Easter Bunny Murder--Leslie Meier
- La Cucina--Lily Prior
- Love and Gelato--Jenna Evans Welch
- Killer Gourmet--G.A. McKevett
- Sweetbitter--Stephanie Danler
- Cold Pressed Murder--Kelly Lane
- A Dead Liberty--Catherine Aird
- Ming Tea Murder--Laura Childs
- Aunt Dimity and the Village Witch--Nancy Atherton
- Peaches and Screams--G.A. McKevett
- Wedding Cake Murder--Joanne Fluke
- The Apple Orchard--Susan Wiggs
- Christmas Caramel Murder--Joanne Fluke
- Banana Cream Pie Murder--Joanne Fluke
- Fat Free and Fatal--G.A. McKevett
1 comment:
Thanks for joining. I can't wait to see what you read.
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