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Rita’s 2024 Year in Books
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The Forager Chefs Club
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Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
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"A varied group of people who love to forage their food ingredients and cook mouthwatering meals is invited to a cooking competition. One dinner — made only with Michigan ingredients — could win them $50k. A life-changing sum. But over the course of t"
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"What a compelling read! This book follows a group of diverse chefs through a unique cooking experience in rural Michigan. The competition brings out the best and worst in them while also highlighting the unique bounty that comes from the earth. The a"
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"The Forager Chefs Club is a captivating novel that blends the art of foraging with the thrill of the competition. It is a story rich in the character development of the 5 chefs competing for a 50K grand prize. Each individual brings their own unique "
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| Ellen Birkett Morris is masterful in weaving two timelines that are decades apart. This poignant story puts a face and a heart to all the news clips of the Vietnam War and shows that conflict can follow us--as a society and sometimes as individuals-- ...more | |
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“These books were thoughts, emotions, and ideas born in someone’s imagination, translated into ink on paper. Read, again and again, by one, by many, over years, perhaps decades, until the characters had become real in the collective consciousness, achieved life, as much flesh and blood as those who had once walked the earth but were now dust beneath it.”
― Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
― Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
“Why is it, do you think, the people accept that some things can be unseen or unheard by most, yet be valid and real, yet other things unseen or unheard are judged to be figments of imagination or signs of an unstable mind?”
― Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
― Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
“These books were thoughts, emotions, and ideas born in someone’s imagination, translated into ink on paper. Read, again and again, by one, by many, over years, perhaps decades, until the characters had become real in the collective consciousness, achieved life, as much flesh and blood as those who had once walked the earth but were now dust beneath it.”
― Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
― Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
“Why is it, do you think, the people accept that some things can be unseen or unheard by most, yet be valid and real, yet other things unseen or unheard are judged to be figments of imagination or signs of an unstable mind?”
― Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
― Paper and Ink, Flesh and Blood
