Clean Slate Book review

I saw this cook book from the editor of Martha Stewart Living promoted and given away on a daytime network TV show, so I was excited to receive a copy for myself. The pictures are just lovely and the recipes are simple and well laid out with clear and precise directions. The only drawback to the book is that it requires some special ingredient and the recipes are a bit more fancy than my tastes. When I get home at the end of the day I want something I can throw together quickly and easily. But if you have time to prepare an exotic recipe with a couple of exotic ingredients then this cookbook is fabulous. Pages: 336 | ISBN: 978-0-307-95459-6 I received this book from Blogging for books in exchange for my honest review.

A Good Food Day book review

A Good Food Day by Marco Canora is Awesome! If you're like me, you jump into the new year with lots of expectations and plans to eat healthy. This book is inspiring when it comes to keeping those resolutions, I couldn't wait to try recipe after recipe, they were all so delicious! The large colorful pictures show that eating healthy doesn't mean eating boring, dry, tasteless food. The recipes are easy to follow, simple and over the top healthy! I highly recommend this book. The hard cover makes it durable for the kitchen. I received this book from Blogging For Books in exchange for my honest review.

Strong is the new skinny book review

We've all heard that skinny is out and strong is in. I was excited to receive this book. I enjoy diet and exercise books. I found this book a bit dry. I thought it would be inspiring, but it really wasn't. It didn't stand out from the crowd. I received this book free from bloggingforbooks.com and my opinions are my own.

Godonomics book review

As an avid reader of ecumenic books, I was excited to receive Godonomics. This book is a must read. Its enlightening and informative. I enjoyed it and found it to have some great principles for financial success. Chad Hovind captures the reader and takes their toughest to the what ifs. What if I tried this, what if I changed how I think about that. I recommend this book, it is an eye opener. I received this copy from Bloggingforbooks.com and opinions are my own.