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FOODFIC: Book Menu for 2019



Aaand maybe some old ones, too. ;)

No, I didn't fulfill my 2018 Reading Resolution, but that won't stop me from creating a new menu for the new year!

Here's the jist of what I ordered, finished, and left on the table:

The Butterfly Hunter – Chris Ballard 
STATUS: Started, Didn't Finish

Tilt-A-Whirl – Chris Grabenstein
STATUS: Finished! And Reviewed:
https://bookfare.blogspot.com/2018/08/foodfic-tilt-whirl-chris-grabenstein.html

Gone – Michael Grant
STATUS: Never Started

Switch – Chip and Dan Heath
STATUS: Started, Didn't Finish

Feral Youth – Shaun David Hutchinson
STATUS:Started, Didn't Finish

Life As We Knew It – Susan Pfeffer
STATUS: Never Started

So High a Blood – Morgan Ring
STATUS: Finished!

Discovering Vintage New Orleans – Bonnye Stuart
STATUS: Finished! And Reviewed:
https://bookfare.blogspot.com/2018/03/foodfic-discovering-vintage-new-orleans.html

We Have Your Daughter – Paula Woodward
STATUS: Finished!

Socialism is Great! – Lijia Zhang
STATUS: Never Started


So I'm going to keep those undigested reads on my list for 2019, as well as add these tasty new morsels:

People Kill People – Ellen Hopkins

Rich People Problems – Kevin Kwan

Her Fearful Symmetry – Audrey Niffenegger

The Friendship Test – Elizabeth Noble



Please let me know what's on your 2019 book menu,
and good luck to us all in our reading endeavors!

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