Jill says: "Ok, I recommend Pride and Prejudice, because it is unacceptable for anyone to not have read that book AT LEAST once, (I've read it like 10 times, no joke. Its my go-to book.) And The Find was great. And, I really think that we would be remiss if we didn't recommend Janet Evanovich. I mean, you cannot go wrong with that whole series. So, there are my three very different recommendations. Oh, and that Celebrate cookbook that we both love, because I love to read cookbooks..."
Kari says: "I had to read both My Life in France and Julie & Julia this summer. First of all, I adore Julia Child (the woman just did not take herself too seriously, and I think that's a trait that more people need right now). Also, I was going to France and thought these would make great plane reads. I adored My Life in France and was truly sad when it was finished. I enjoyed Julie & Julia, too, although I must warn you that many people will find the language in this book a tad on the coarse side (okay, it's downright trashy, at times). Anna Karenina is a classic that I enjoy very much---it's a great way to read something heady and literary when all those chic lit books start killing off your brain cells. Lastly, Vefa's Kitchen is my new favorite cookbook. I enjoy sitting and reading this five-pound monster and dreaming of moving to Greece. It's very therapeutic!"
(All of these titles can be purchased on Amazon).
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