Review:absolutely the best book series that I have ever read. I have read the whole series 3 times. I have always been an avid reader but never felt the need to reread a book but each time I go back I read something that I don't remember from before. I highly recommend it. Read more

Review:I've been having fun going thru this book. The recipes I've tried thus far have been pretty easy. The only criticism I'd give it would be to be a little more descriptive on some of the cooking terms for the cooking illiterate, like myself. But it's accomplishing it's goal, which is to get me to try cooking more so that I'm no longer so cooking illiterate. (example: poached pears, the terms parboiling and poaching. I had an idea what these terms meant, but went to the all mighty google to confirm... Read more

Review:This is a great book for MLP lovers. My daughter sits and reads this for so long! She learns facts she didn't know from the show and shares them with us all. It's much more interesting than I expected. Read more

Review:Excellent historical recipes adapted for the modern kitchen. Loved the cinnamon scone and the goat cheese and bacon tarts. Beautifully photographed and it was wonderful to have excerpts from the books with each recipe. The author gives excellent directions and cooking tips. Would highly recommend this cookbook to anyone wanting to explore the tastes of Scotland. For Outlander fans, it's a just another wonderful way to connect with the story of Jamie and Claire. Read more

Review:Typically, there's something an author puts forth, something that he assumes is correct, that irks me--not the case with this book.

Briefly: Television, by its very nature and design, is meant to entertain. Therefore, important subjects like politics, schooling, and religion, when displayed on television, are no longer well-reasoned, important subjects, but merely are molded to become entertaining subjects. Television is good for trite shows, but bad when trying to display rational discou... Read more

Review:Postman's book is a harsh diatribe against the television industry and its effects on intellectual discourse in the United States. Postman argues that television, especially when compared to the written word, cannot foster deep, rational thought in its viewers, because it requires absolute passivity from them. Television can only be about entertainment, and its cultural dominance, Postman argues, has had negative effects on education, politics, and religion.

The first half the book dedica... Read more

Review:Highly enjoyed my read through Lynn's book. She is intimately familiar with the Supernatural fandom and has collected a series of beautiful, honest, and funny essays about what others have gained through it. If you're a fan of the show, I definitely recommend checking out this book. Read more

Review:I just received this book today and have already thumbed through it a couple of times just cause I enjoy all the wonderful pictures that's packed into it.Just now getting ready to start reading it but have already fallen in love with it.This book is a must have for supernatural fans. Read more

Review:America's Test Kitchen publishes probably the best complete cookbook ever created. American's Test Kitchen thoroughly tests, retests, updates, and improves every recipe before it is published in their cookbook. As a matter of fact, every recipe I have ever tried in this cookbook over the past three years has turned out perfect. Love this book! Read more

Review:I have been watching the TV show and so purchased the book. I have tried a few recipes and .am pleased with the results. Thai chicken was the latest recipe I have tried and maybe again soon. I had bought it as a birthday present for my brother but purposely bought it early so I could check it out.

when you look up cooks County recipes, they give a 14 day free trial and then iT's a subscription... so I am enjoying the book and also bought America's Test Kitchen cookbook... Both great Read more