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Andrew Ziegler _er_zzi — It was interesting to thumb through this cookbook on the heels of 97 Orchard : An Edible History of Five Immigrant Families in One New York Tenement, because much of the information in the chapter on Jewish Immigrants was mirrored in the textual parts of this cookbook. Schmaltz is praised and utilized like crazy; that just made me think I needed to pay more attention when I eat Jewish food (I don't eat chicken!) The recipes come from the Ashkenazi tradition more or less, but it feels like Polish grandmother food. Same difference, maybe. Hearty, full of fat, and full of tradition. I bookmarked quite a few recipes to try: -Split Pea Soup (versions for dairy and meat, I'd make dairy) -Anne Whiteman's Birthday Kugel (picture is of my attempt!) -My Family's Yom Kippur Break Fast Kugel (clearly I'm enamored with sweet pasta casseroles!) -Chocolate Babka -Junior's Cheesecake -Rugelach There was also a little blip about egg creams, which I couldn't resist making. It didn't turn out as described, and I'm pretty sure I'd need freshly bubbling seltzer for it to really work.

Levan Anderson levanikh — My kids and I laughed a lot while reading this! Funny book!

Bushra Sheikh bushransheb89e — This is the book that got me hooked to wonderful world of Science Fiction. This is the book that keep disappearing (and restocking)from my bookshelf since 1990. Thank you Frank Herbert for crafting such a marvelous universe, damn you for not finishing such a magnificent series.

Liza Mangaraj lizarani — Love it when Mule hollow and Dry Creek come together! This was another great storyline for both Debra Clopton and Janet Tronstad. The characters that we have all come to know and love still make their appearances in their respective towns. I love how the fact that sisters are trying to find their own niece and nephew and in the process find out more about themselves and the family they never knew. Both face uphill battles with the guardians of both of the children, but in the end love of family wins out and both find a their match that God has picked just for them. I also love how the fact that adoption is talked about...there are negative and positive experiences for all involved. Ultimately one can't put all their faith and hope in man, only God can truly fill that roll as our Father. The analogy to us being adopted into his family is woven through both of these tails and the test of faith each person encounters along the way only makes them stronger. Can't wait to see what happens next in Mule Hollow and Dry Creek!