Our review of : Project 333

In “Second Nature”, Michael Pollan tells the story of his education as a gardener. He describes how he learned to foster and appreciate the natural world, even in the midst of an urban environment. This book is full of personal anecdotes and practical advice for gardeners of all levels. For who is this book for [...]

Hooked is a memoir by Sutton Foster that tells the story of her struggle with alcoholism and how crafting saved her life. Foster recounts how, in the wake of several personal tragedies, she turned to alcohol for solace only to find herself spiraling further and further down into addiction. It wasn’t until she discovered fiber [...]

In Funny Farm, author Laurie Zaleski tells the story of her unexpected life as the caretaker of a 600-animal rescue farm. With no farming experience whatsoever, she found herself taking in all kinds of rescued animals—from chickens and pigs to llamas and peacocks. Filled with charming stories and hilarious photos, this book offers an entertaining [...]

The Omnivore’s Dilemma is a natural history of four meals. It examines the question of what we should eat from all angles, exploring everything from the ecology and economics of food production to the biology and nutrition of our bodies. The book offers an insightful look at the modern American diet and its effects on [...]

Dana K. White’s new book, How to Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind is a guide to help you deal with the dirty little secrets of your house. From organizing your home to dealing with pests and cleaning up messes, this book has everything you need to know in order to keep your sanity [...]

In Medium Raw, Anthony Bourdain offers a blistering indictment of the modern culinary world and its practitioners. He blasts celebrity chefs for their lack of integrity and originality. And he’s equally harsh on corporate restaurateurs who sacrifice quality in order to serve prefabricated food that tastes the same in Milwaukee as it does in Minneapolis. [...]

In Sink Reflections, Marla Cilley – the FlyLady herself – shares her best-kept secrets for decluttering your home and living a more organized life. Drawing on her twenty years of experience helping people transform their homes and lives, Marla provides step-by-step instructions and worksheets to help you: Sort through overwhelming clutter Create simple systems that [...]

If you’re looking to reduce inflammation and improve your immune system, the Anti-Inflammatory Diet for Beginners is the perfect place to start. This 3 week meal plan provides 84 recipes that are specifically designed to help ease inflammation and boost your defenses. Best of all, each recipe is simple and easy to follow so you [...]

Eat a Peach is a memoir by David Chang. The book tells the story of Chang’s life, from his childhood in New York City to his rise as one of the world’s most celebrated chefs. Along the way, he offers insights into cuisine and cooking, family and fatherhood, and coming-of-age in America. For who is [...]

This book is a history of private life, written by Bill Bryson. It tells the story of how we have lived in our homes over the centuries, and examines the changes that have taken place in domestic life as society has changed. From ancient Greece to contemporary America, Bryson charts the evolution of home design [...]

Erin French was living the dream–she had a successful career as a food photographer in New York City. But when she lost her job, Erin found herself at a crossroads. She could stay in the city and try to rebuild her life or move back home to rural Vermont and start over from scratch. Determined [...]

Reese Witherspoon invites you into her world, where she shares how southern hospitality and a love of good food, drink, and dipping toes into all that life has to offer have led her to create the kind of lifestyle most women only dream about. In Whiskey in a Teacup: What Growing Up in the South [...]