Welcome to Litsy!

Post WWII spies, ex Nazis and recipes? Yes, this book manages to blend all these into one great story. Enjoyed this book very much.

Giving this audiobook a try - downloaded from Libby

Of course I ended up putting together a list of the books I read during 2020 (3 stars and above) instead of catching up with all things blogging... Whoops? 😅🤣 Now I'm curious: how many of these have you read? 🤔 https://www.listchallenges.com/books-featured-during-2020-on-its-all-about-books

This was a good read! I would‘ve loved more about the post WWII era, but it was still good! I don‘t know why I was surprised that I got hungry reading it since there‘s “cookbook” literally in the title, but heads up, reading SOME of the recipes at the beginning of the chapters will make your mouth water 🤤 A solid 4 star read 👍🏻

When everything coordinates 🥰😎🥳

Late to the party, but thanks for the tag, @Texreader 😘

💐Tagged. A different but worthwhile read.
💐Absolutely outdoors until it gets too stinking hot. Especially once the frangipani starts blooming and the view from our patio is spectacular.
💐 Not doing any. I‘m terrible at reading challenges because I tend to go where my whimsy takes me. Haven‘t done a photo challenge in awhile. Need to do that again.

A really excellent, at times gut-wrenching novel. Set in Germany after WWII, so a bit different from the many wartime novels I‘ve read the past few years. It takes some interesting twists and turns. The plot is too complicated to give a short enough account, but it does involve recipes and menus. Well worth the time. Highly recommended.

I think this is going to tick a lot of my boxes. It‘s #nextup. I‘m trying to read things already on my Kindle, not add any more books. We‘ll see how long my resolve lasts 😂

A Cold War spy novel about a woman who goes to to Germany post wwii to help with education and lots of different parties want her help in spy matters.

Thank you to Bookmarks and @HarperPerennial for sending this tote and two arcs from the Spring Book Club Social! It was so fun online that I can imagine what it would have been like in person! The back of the tote has books refitted with the word olive! Just fun!