Good Reads
Go-to Blogs & Websites
After the Bell Cooking [1]
Ben & Birdy [2]
Bon Appetit [3]
Cup of Jo [4]
Dash and Bella [5]
Design*Sponge [6]
Devil and Egg [7]
Eating from the Ground Up [8]
Food Politics [9]
Food52 [10]
Here There Everywhere [11]
Kids in Mind [12]
Kitchen Repertoire [13]
Momfilter [14]
Mossy [15]
Motherburg [16]
Mrs. Little [17]
Nerd Alert [18]
New York Times Diner’s Journal [19]
Smitten Kitchen [20]
The Kitchn [21]
The Providers [22]
The Talent Code [23]
The Wednesday Chef [24]
The William Brown Project [25]
Travels with Clara [26]
Cookbooks in Heavy Rotation besides Dinner: A Love Story [27]
The Classic Italian Cookbook [28], by Marcella Hazan
The Essential New York Times Cookbook [29], by Amanda Hesser
Salad for Dinner [30], by Jeanne Kelley
Plenty [31], by Yotam Ottolenghi
The Gourmet Cookbook [32], by Ruth Reichl
Chez Panisse Vegetables [33], by Alice Waters
Food52 Genius Recipes: 100 Recipes that Will Change the Way You Cook [34]
The I Hate to Cook Cookbook [35], by Peg Bracken
How to Cook Everything [36], by Mark Bittman
Canal House Cooks Everyday [37], by Christopher Hirsheimer and Melissa Hamilton
The Grilling Book, [38] by Adam Rapoport
Fave Cookbooks for Kids & Beginners
Fanny at Chez Panisse [39], by Alice Waters
Kids Cook 1-2-3 [40], by Rozanne Gold
Martha Stewart’s COOKIES [41]
Silver Spoon for Children [42], by Editors at Phaidon
Twelve Recipes [43], by Cal Peternell
On Deck/Just Finished – Novels & Nonfiction
The Girls [44], by Emma Cline
You’ll Grow Out of It [45], by Jessi Klein
Untangled [46], by Lisa Damour
Commonwealth [47], by Ann Patchett
Purity [48], by Jonathan Franzen
The Animators [49] (January 2017), by Kayla Rae Whitaker
When Breath Becomes Air [50], by Paul Kalanithi
Fates and Furies [51], by Lauren Groff
Code Name Verity [52] (YA)
The Run of His Life: The People v. OJ Simpson [53], by Jeffrey Toobin
Eligible [54], by Curtis Sittenfeld
Only in Naples, [55] by Katherine Wilson
Catastrophic Happiness [56], by Catherine Newman
Patient H.M. [57] by Luke Dittrich
Food and the City [58], by Ina Yalof
Kids Books
Click here to download your free copy of [59] “121 Books” [59], our very subjective guide to the best books for kids ages 0 through 12.
Once you’ve checked everything off that list, head over to Phoebe’s book blog, Nerd Alert [60], where she continues the conversation.