from cygnoir

The author's writing style irked me, so this was not a book I enjoyed reading. Still, there is some helpful information here.

from mjennings26

The author does a great job remembering what it was like to grow up in the U.S. in the '70s and the kinds of foods we were raised on. Her celiac diagnosis changes her life and this book reads like a road trip into her budding and then fully blossoming interest in food.

from coconutlime

As someone who is constantly trying to learn more about food and new ways to make recipes and who has a chronic illness with dietary reprocussions, I was really interested in reading this book. What a disappointment. I don't quite understand was she so obsessed with rehashing the foods of her chi...

from paperloverevolution

People keep trying to loan me this book. I wish they would stop. I also have celiac disease, and lean towards sounding like a newly converted missionary at times, and like many other people with the disease, I spend a lot of time stewing over the terrible foods I ate in my benighted ignorance, an...

from bellalibrarian

Finally, a real person that feels my pain. Shauna James Ahern writes with an honest and incredibly optimistic voice about Celiac Disease. Her recipes are to die for! She has a passion for food and yearns to pass this on to her readers.