Not only a perfect cookbook, but also an instrumental book on preparing seafood. A fantastic gift for the pescatarian in the family. Josh Niland continues to amaze us with his vast knowledge on scale-to-tail sustainability. Make innards great again!
A very grotesque and brilliant interpretation of life at the start of COVID. Hanselmann is a supreme writer and has created some of the most obscure, lovable, and wacky characters. Hanselmann has truly adapted and refined his illustration style.
These essays were part of a collaboration with the amazing photographer Richard Avedon. James Baldwin is a master at writing about race and class struggles in America. Worst part of these essays is how relevant they are to today. The last essay was the most important to me. He mentions the alienation that we inflict as humans on each other, plus the damage that we are causing to the environment.
This is more than a memoir. This felt more like a theory on Asian American relationships not only with America but also with other people of color. I also felt an emotional and educational connection with the author due to my struggles with the English language.
It's been such a long time since I've read a first paragraph of a novel and fallen "head over heels" over it. Maggie O'Farrell does a extraordinary job in giving us one of the most visual descriptions of what life was like during the 16th century. A gorgeous, dark and emotional tale of William Shakespeare and his family. I personally feel that some of these characters will forever hold a special space in my mind.
Elena Ferrante never disappointes. What's better than drama? Family drama!. Seems more like a coming of age story. Mamma mia! I've heard that Marisa Tomei narrates this book in audio. now thats a Winner in my "Book".
I'll been a buff of my mans for a bit. A multitalent writer, actor, chef, athlete, humanitirian, painter, designer, model and musician. A small and inspiritional glimpse into the life and habits of Action Bronson.
Wow! Quel régal inattendu. Sera différemment lire ceci plusieurs fois. Une chronique séduisante de son été passé à travailler dans une usine de papier. Seul l'art vaut le prix.
It's been such a long time since I've read a first paragraph of a novel and fallen "head over heels" over it. Maggie O'Farrell does a extraordinary job in giving us one of the most visual descriptions of what life was like during the 16th century. A gorgeous, dark and emotional tale of William Shakespeare and his family. I personally feel that some of these characters will forever hold a special space in my mind.
I have always been intrigued by the cover, especially after watching A Shape of Water. No connection. Fastest book I"ve read this year. It only took me five days to complete it! A classic love story between a woman and a amphibian. A beauty and the beast esq. Plot seems secondary of importance to the bizarre and mesmerizing dialogue. Voted as a top 20 American novel by the British Book Marketing Council.
One of the best manga books I've read since completing the Buddha series by the masterful Osuma Tezuka. A beautiful crafted tale of a Japanese family after WW2. This is a great and easy treat for people interested in learning how to read back to front manga.
Paul Rabagliati never disappoints. His drawings are so beautiful, plus his writing is hilarious and neurotic. A very emotional and honest look into his daily life.
