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The History of the Linotype Company

Frank J. Romano

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From the Victorian era to the start of the twenty-first century, the Mergenthaler Linotype Company...

Baby Nosh: Plant-Based, Gluten-Free Goodness for Baby's Food Sensitivities

Jennifer Browne and Tanya R. Loewen

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Caring for a baby or small child with food sensitivities is never fun--especially if you have no...

See it, Cook it: Easy-To-Do, Fool-Proof Recipes for the Would-be Gourmet

Oliver Brachat

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If you've ever shown even the slightest interest in cooking, you've probably accumulated quite a...

Swedish Summer Feasts: Favorite Recipes for Picnics, Brunches, and Barbecues by the Beach

Amanda Schulman and Hannah Widell

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Each summer, three sisters and their families meet at their summer cottage by the coast of Sweden....

The Modern Juicer: 52 Dairy-Free Drink Recipes Using Rice, Oats, Barley, Soy, and Vegetables

Maria Del Mar Gomez

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Learn to prepare vegetable milks that are nutritious and delicious! Animal milk is one of the most...

Wild Eats and Adorable Treats: 40 Animal-Inspired Meals and Snacks for Kids

Jill Mills

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Wild Eats and Adorable Treats is full of simple, healthy recipes that kids will enjoy because all...

ClareR (5596 KP) rated The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society in Books

Jan 14, 2018

This will stay on my bookshelf!!

I normally give books away after I've read them unless I love them, and this book, well, I really did love it. Such a touching, funny, sad story. I loved how the story's told through a series of letters from the main character, Juliet, and some of the inhabitants of Guernsey. We get a glimpse of what life had been like under German occupation during World War II, and how the people of Guernsey rebuilt their lives after the end of the war. There's a tiny bit of romance too, but not too much. It's such a shame that this was the only book that Mary Ann Shaffer wrote, but I suppose it does prove the point that most people have a book in them to write!