No comments about Comfort Food: Soups/Stew/Casseroles/One Dish Fare/Salads/Sides/Breads/Muffins/Snacks/Desserts (Land O' Lakes).

4 comments about 1000+ Low Carb Recipes.

1. This little book raises many uncomfortable questions about what we like to think of as the differences between good and evil, between "us" and "them," and between the (as the title suggests) justified and unjustified use of rational violence. If this book doesn't get students talking, I don't know what will. Carlson never flinches from harsh images and refuses to hide behind words or creeds. Instead, he lays out for us, in clear, accessible, and sometimes heartbreaking prose, the very questions that lurk in the darkest corners of our world.



2. I have read many monologue compilations, but this one is excellent! The material is relevant and very good. I also loved the characters. Plus all of the pieces can be done together as a single work. Very cool book. I'd give it an A+ for originality.



3. Acting: Art of the Monologue by Frank Catalano.
   
   If you are an aspiring actor you must read this book and you will go back to it a thousand times. Frank has a unique, ralaxed way of teaching and writing. After you read his book I'm sure you will wish you could attend his classes. I said an aspiring actor because I am one, but I really mean anyone can and will learn a great deal from this book. Don't wait. You will be many steps closer to succes with the use of this great book.



4. Very entertaining! It was a great surprise to find this gem from an unknown author. The characters are very real and engaged my interest. I laughed, cried and was captivated by the wonderful story. It caught my attention and held me right through to the last word. It was difficult putting the book down since the novel is written with each chapter leaving you wanting more. I would very much like to find more work by this author but haven't been able to find anything else. Highly recommended! Thank you.

No comments about Cooking Light Salads and Dressings.

1 comments about The Well-Dressed Salad: Contemporary, Delicious and Satisfying Recipes for Salads.

1. I have now made my 12th recipe from this book and it is wonderful. My husband and I love to eat big salads for dinner and this is perfect for just that. It has all the great classics but much more. My favorites are the spinach salad with warm proscuitto dressing and the Middle Eastern Fattoush salad with crispy pitas. All of the salads have full on flavour and are healthy to boot! I would highly recommend this.

1 comments about Gifts in a Bottle: Salad Shakers (Gifts in a Bottle).

1. While the majority of the recipes are delicous, the serious draw back of this book is that the majority of the concoctions require refridgeration and need to be discarded after a week. This book is a great idea for those who may want to whip up a quick hostess gift when visiting a neighbor for dinner but not ao great for those who want to blitz their gift lists and make items in bulk for holiday gift giving.

No comments about Williams-Sonoma New Flavors for Salads: Classic Recipes Redefined.

No comments about The International Jewish Cookbook.

No comments about Gourmet Salads (Master Chefs Classics).

1 comments about Greens: A Country Garden Cookbook (Country Garden Cookbooks).

1. I own this and all the Country Garden series of cookbooks. They are all visually gorgeous, and all written by professional chefs. Each book surrounds a featured ingredient which is seasonal. I must admit that many of the recipes could be considered "chi-chi," but for cookbook collectors, this series is really wonderful. I'm sorry they stopped adding to these books, and very sorry that they are going out of print.

1 comments about Hawaii's Best Salads, Sides & Soups.

1. Simple instructions and ingredient lists make this a great book to add to Hawaiian recipe collection....the portuguese bean soup recipe is the best i've ever had!