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500 pages of Julia Child is a lot. Ms Child is worth 500 pages, though, and she offered up plenty of written material to base the book on, so it's an interesting read.
I'd say that unless you're really, really into Julia, reading "My Life if France" is enough. In fact, if you haven't read that one, you should.
Even though I'd already read about that portion of her life, I found the bits about her learning to cook and researching the recipes for Mastering the Art of French Cooking to be the most interesting part of the book.
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Angela
read and liked
Amy's
review of The Friends of Meager Fortune:
"Another masterpiece from Richards about broken, prideful men and the cruel realities of human nature. "
"Another masterpiece from Richards about broken, prideful men and the cruel realities of human nature. "
by Kurtis Scaletta
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