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Friday, June 09, 2006

Book Reviews by Author

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Day 4.13 Powell's Books - Portland - Oregon 9
Powell's Books - Portland - Oregon

CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Man-Kong, Mary, "Lucky New Year!"

COOKBOOKS
Atwood, Lisa, Rebecca Courchesne, and Rick Field. "Williams-Sonoma The Art of Preserving."
Hibler, Janie. "The Berry Bible."
Karmel, Annabel. "Princess Party Cookbook."
Sheldon Johns, Pamela. "50 Great Appetizers."

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