Muffins and Mayhem. This book with the author's photos of her childhood reminds me of a Rita Mae Brown book.
Authors blog.
shirttail relative like langoti yaar.
Dream
A lady ripped open
the huge tire of a
big car that I was in
There were no problems
to report
I wondered why my car
was getting the check
The author Suzanne Beecher went for an auto mechanic program.
Even if 'Muffins and Mayhem' didnt have the recipes at the end of each chapter, the book would be no less valuable. With her never-give-up attitude author Suzanne Beecher, provides the readers with recipes that will leave them not only basic-needs-met-happy but content. The (if disorderly) in the title as well as her life, adds the texture to her story.Her decision process in selling her publishing business is insightful into what success is and if you can lose and still be happy, or gain and feel bad.
Even through her foibles, she learns and becomes a better person.I find similarities in her life and 'Blood, bones and butter' Gabrielle Hamilton's. The latter doesn't flesh out the story from childhood, but as adults both have a strong work ethic that saves them from past ghosts of errors.
The success of the book lies in the author's voice, its intimacy.
Reading group guide
Authors blog.
shirttail relative like langoti yaar.
Dream
A lady ripped open
the huge tire of a
big car that I was in
There were no problems
to report
I wondered why my car
was getting the check
The author Suzanne Beecher went for an auto mechanic program.
Even if 'Muffins and Mayhem' didnt have the recipes at the end of each chapter, the book would be no less valuable. With her never-give-up attitude author Suzanne Beecher, provides the readers with recipes that will leave them not only basic-needs-met-happy but content. The (if disorderly) in the title as well as her life, adds the texture to her story.Her decision process in selling her publishing business is insightful into what success is and if you can lose and still be happy, or gain and feel bad.
Even through her foibles, she learns and becomes a better person.I find similarities in her life and 'Blood, bones and butter' Gabrielle Hamilton's. The latter doesn't flesh out the story from childhood, but as adults both have a strong work ethic that saves them from past ghosts of errors.
The success of the book lies in the author's voice, its intimacy.
Reading group guide
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