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More 2013 books
Jan. 25th, 2013 09:44 pm3. Laura: The Life of Laura Ingalls Wilder by Donald Zochert. I was a huge fan of the Little House books as a kid, and I read somewhere online that the differences between "what actually happened" and the stories in the books were interesting, so I had to read it. It was okay.
4. Horns by Joe Hill. This is Stephen King's kid. He writes good. Read his stuff. Unless you don't like horror, in which case... not so much.
5. The River Cottage Family Cookbook by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Fizz Carr. This is a British cookbook. It reads like a British cookbook, there are recipes for custard and it talks about pancakes with lemon juice and sugar. I probably won't make anything from it.
6. Gender Shock by Phyllis Burke. Really interesting and educational (and sort of depressing) if you're into nonfiction.
4. Horns by Joe Hill. This is Stephen King's kid. He writes good. Read his stuff. Unless you don't like horror, in which case... not so much.
5. The River Cottage Family Cookbook by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Fizz Carr. This is a British cookbook. It reads like a British cookbook, there are recipes for custard and it talks about pancakes with lemon juice and sugar. I probably won't make anything from it.
6. Gender Shock by Phyllis Burke. Really interesting and educational (and sort of depressing) if you're into nonfiction.
