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Food: A Love Story

I just finished reading Jim Gaffigan's book  Food: A Love Story.
It was laugh out loud funny.  I highly recommend it to anyone who likes to eat
french fries and donuts with reckless abandon.  I'm already thinking of all
the people I know that would love it.

Shannon Stacey's book Falling for Max is one that I've just started reading.  I love the hero. He is the opposite of an alpha hero and that's what I like about him.  He's a little cerebral with no social skills. It seems like a re-imagining of My Fair Lady.  He meets a waitress that is going to help him become more dateable.  Although I can see where it's going, it's a great read so far.

If anyone has a good book they'd recommend, I'm always looking for something new to read.

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