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Komsági Attila komasagiatfef8 — I have always cared about what I eat, buying organic over conventional and knowing that fresh is best. What I didn’t always pay attention to was going past the label and back to the farm. This book was a huge wake up call for me. It brought back memories of eating the food grown on my cousins land in Colorado and days when I would help my grandpa shuck the corn he grew and pick raspberries in his back yard in Illinois. The most amazing thing this book accomplishes is the reminder to pay attention. Not only to pay attention but also to stay informed and remain active. Within the first few chapters of this book I was convinced and day dreaming about where and how my garden will start. I have resolved to start with Heirloom Tomatoes, go from there and see where my new green thumb will take me.

Megan Fraley meganraefr4e3a — The book was bitingly humorous as it poked fun at the Hollywood world, but I have to admit that I appreciated the series more. The show softened the edgy wit and made it more light-hearted. What I find interesting is comparing the book against the series, especially when they unexpectedly extended the miniseries. It is clear that the latest series took a lot of liberties since the book ended in a drastically different direction. One wonders how much input Grazer had in the miniseries and series, and if she did have input, how much of the current season reflects her experience of bringing her book to the big screen. Complete review on my blog

Mukesh Garg gargmukesh05 — This book was just ok. Didn't love it, didn't hate it. It's the story of a cop in NYC and tells a lot of little anecdotes about his career, as well as a little back history of the NYPD. It's well written, but the stories all sound the same and get old quickly. Would be great in smaller doses.

Denis Basevich _enis_asevich — Interesting, I liked the Hyde Park angle.