Spoon Fed : How Eight Cooks Saved My Life (Hardcover)

from highview2010

Kim Severson reveals all in her book. It takes a lot of courage to put yourself out there like this.

from love2laf

So, I'm getting cynical, a couple of books that I expected to love, and been disappointed, and I'm not much of a non-fiction reader as a rule. When I started this book, and got to the "I'm an alcoholic" refrain, I winced. I thought about putting the book aside, and not reading it. I'm just not mu...

from SandraDoran

The book was not quite as deep and lyrical as the Intro promised. I applaud Severson for her honesty and self-revelation. The book is definitely worth reading. I would simply have liked to see some of the chapters achieve the depth of the Intro.

from Gloria2011Books

Loving food and family around the table, the author became a food writer, successful but addicted to alcohol and drugs, her close relationships chaotic. As a recovering addict she turns to the lives of eight cooks whose works inspire her as she rebuilds her own life. I liked it.

from highview2010

Kim Severson reveals all in her book. It takes a lot of courage to put yourself out there like this.