good reads

only a few more weeks of interning, and silly papers. this means that in a few  short weeks I get to read more, and not just journal articles, hooray! my reading list has getting larger by the week. though I haven’t really had the time to be reading... I have still have found a little bit of time. that little bit of time is what keeps me sane. my books come along with me everywhere i go- the grocery store, to work,  the car, that way if i ever have a spare minute, i can pick up my little book and make some reading time.  some may say this is embarrassing (chad), but I am a proud book lover and I will read any chance I get! 

over the years my reading choices have slowly changed from fiction, to non-fiction, and these non-fiction titles primarily are all about food and travel, the two things that I think about constantly! and all I want to read about! so- this has lead to some great reading (if you had to ask me) that needs to be shared.  

2014 favorite foodie reads

An Everlasting Meal by Tamar Alder

How to Cook a Wolf by MFK Fisher (and all of her books, they are great food memoirs!) 

Provence, 1970 by Luke Barr

As Always, Julia by Joan Readerson (this one was fun, my friend Ally and I both read it and be now say that we are the next Avis and Julia ;) )
Cooking for Mr Latteby Amanda Hesser
French Women of All Seasons by Mireillo Guiliano

what have your favorite books been latley? i am always looking for a new read (and i don't always just read non-fiction/food/travel books ;) )

french reads

books are a significant part of my life. i am always reading. and over the years travel memoirs have become my favorite genre. i love reading about real stories of other people, learning about their experiences in an other country, and gain a better understanding of that particular culture. somehow i have found that i have read several books about the french culture. the french people have a glorious world of food and fashion (two of my favorite things), so they instantly captivate my attention.  the titles above are some of my favorite french reads i would recommend to you!

as always i am looking for new books so share some of your favorites with me :)

what types of books do you like to read?