Book Review: The Book Blogger’s Cookbook
The 2012 Book Blogger’s Cookbook is a community project from some of the blogosphere’s best book bloggers in a simple, easy to read format. The cookbook combines a love of reading and dining to help you find books you’ll devour and recipes you can’t put down.
You’ll love The Book Blogger’s Cookbook because…
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook has 50 different book reviewers from every corner of the blogosphere. It bridges the gap between author and reader—putting you in touch with book reviewers who can separate the 5 star books from the mediocre.
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook showcases great reads and provides an interactive experience with links to author and book reviewer websites. The cookbook is created for those who like to experience what they read long after they’ve closed the book.
The Book Blogger’s Cookbook tells why each recipe complements its companion book. Recipes and books combine to make the reading experience satisfying and entertaining.
Review:
Let me tell you, The Book Blogger’s Cookbook is awesome! Not only does it feature some amazing mini reviews from well-respected bloggers, but the recipes are to die for. Do you love pizza? It’s in here. How about dessert? Plenty of those in here too! On every page there is something delicious to devour with your eyes, and then plan to make later on.
Of course the main event is the fact that each recipe corresponds to an amazing book! I had a great time reading little snippets of the books I hadn’t read yet, and then seeing what other readers though. This is a great way to add new books to your TBR, while learning a new recipe at the same time. Food and books? Who could ask for a better combination?
Long story short, The Book Blogger’s Cookbook is sheer awesome. I am so happy to have a copy, and I cannot wait to try out some of the delicious looking goodies in here! What a great way to make some bookish friends and some new food as well.
About the author:
Christy Dorrity loves to read about cooking and cook about reading. She was taught early to have a discriminating taste for both books and food. Christy grew up on a trout ranch in Star Valley, Wyoming. She taught elementary school and lives in the mountains with her husband Devon and their five young children. When Christy’s not reading or writing, she’s probably trying out a new recipe in the kitchen.
www.christydorrity.comchristy@dorrity.nettwitter: @christydorrity
FTC Disclosure: I received a copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review. I was not monetarily compensated for my opinion.
