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Courtney Stepleton cstepleton — I loved this book. I read it cover to cover in one sitting. I loved it so much that I'm going out to buy copies for everyone I know and love. Molly's style of writing is so vivid, I swear that I can smell and taste her recipes (and her memories) from the pages of this wonderful story. It is so much more than a cook book -- it's her life, and just happens to include some amazing recipes. She reminds me of another favorite, Frances Mayes (Under the Tuscan Sun), in that her writing draws you in and you feel like you were THERE. Her stories are funny and sweet and poignant. I laughed and I cried. I even wrote Molly an e-mail to tell her how much her stories moved me. Seattle is lucky that Molly has chosen to call her home. Can't wait to see what is coming next from Molly Wizenberg. Check out Molly's blog (www.orangette.blogspot.com), which is currently on hiatus (read the older posts). She is a gifted writer and her photographs are stunning (even when she's just using her Poloriod).

Evgeny Domantsevich qw8450wpd961 — Took me a long time to get into this book. But he has some interesting insights about different "freedoms." The characters are quite complicated and events somewhat hard to relate to. The ending did pull things together which I appreciate.