I borrowed this book from the library a couple of days ago (well actually, rather than me making a special trip down there, I had Simon pick it up for me on his way elsewhere) and I can't put it down. I'm 1/4 of the way through it and really enjoying it! I briefly heard of this book about 6mths ago, but kept forgetting about it until a few weeks back. Their journey is really inspiring. I love the recipes interspersed throughout, the funny stories, the successes and the failures. I'm also wanting to read Barbara Kingsolver's Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life at some stage but have a pile of books to make my way first and hoping that my local bookshops will have it back in stock.
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I've been trying to borrow this one for an age. It's either always out or I cannot find it on the shelf where it's supposed to be. (It might accidentally find its way onto the book budget!)
I loved this book. It was a really good read as well as inspiring and informative.
That's on my list to read as well. Since I discovered the world of blogging my list of books to read has grown and grown. Or perhaps more to the point, I now actually write down (well, copy and paste into an email) books I hear about online that sound interesting.
I picked up Animal, Vegetable, Miracle in the airport and read it while I was away recently. Really enjoyed that and particularly liked the way there were contributions from her husband and older daughter too.
I'm glad you've finally found it. I loved it too. I read it twice before I had to take it back to the library. I loved the way she was honest about how hard it was and the little diversions from the rules they'd set themselves.
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