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Don't let the "children's book" moniker fool you. This is a book for children and adults alike. Part Alice in Wonderland, part exploration into the remarkable history of the divine brewski, B is for Beer contains all of the laugh-out-loud humor, insight, mysticism, and subversive spirit that you would expect from Tom Robbins!
B is for Beer by Tom Robbins
Reviewed by: Ryan
This book is a major asset to people who are curious about how food production impacts both the world and ourselves. It offers a logical and straightforward view on nutrition that is accessible to both the seasoned veteran and the uninformed enthusiast. What's best, the book doesn't have to be read from cover to cover, so you can select the parts you're interested in.
What to Eat by Mario Nestle
Reviewed by: Dominique
It seems rare to find a novel that is both beautifully written and tells a captivating story, but Urrea has accomplished this in his brilliant novel. Filled with wonderful characters and flowing language, this book will make you see illegal immigrants in a totally new light. Highly recommended!
Into the Beautiful North by Luis Alberto Urrea
Reviewed by: Steph
The way we think about and react to situations is directly connected to our mental and physical health. Stress, anger, fear, and other negative emotions, if not limited, can literally make us ill. Borysenko shows how we can reduce these negative patterns through a change in outlook, basic meditation techniques, and other strategies to help you feel calmer and happier.
Minding the Body, Mending the Mind by Joan Borysenko
Reviewed by: Cesa
This book presents a holistic perspective by breaking down the barrier between mind and body. Mary believes that poor posture is the result of emotional problems. Therefore, changing your posture might change the way you feel about yourself and your surroundings. If you have problems with slouching or chronic pain, this book is well worth reading.
The New Rules of Posture by Mary Bond
Reviewed by: Dominique
This book is more than the story of a remarkable soccer team, it is the story of a determined woman and a town rocked by prejudices and the ravages of not just one, but several wars. St. John combines history, politics, and memoir in this heartbreaking and heartwarming story of a group of boys whose only connection is their love of soccer.
Outcasts United by Warren St. John
Reviewed by: Mandy
Katzen originally compiled this collection of recipes from the bohemian Moosewood Cafe she helped found in the 1970s in Ithaca, NY. The book retains the spirit of the restaurant in its hand written and illustrated pages, and healthfully delicious recipes. Worth it for the Mushroom Strudel recipe alone, this simple yet elegant cookbook is invaluable for any home cook, vegetarian or otherwise.
The New Moosewood Cookbook by Mollie Katzen
Reviewed by: Jen
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