On My Nightstand This Month
December 24, 2008
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5 Minutes for Books has a monthly meme called “What’s On Your Nightstand” and I decided to play along this time.
These are the books I’ve read this month, either in their entirety or at least partially. There’s always a stack of books on my nightstand and sofa.
* Pasture Perfect: The Far-Reaching Benefits of Choosing Meat, Eggs, and Dairy Products from Grass-Fed Animals by Jo Robinson - If you want to know why grass fed meat is a health food, get this book! Includes recipes too. Grass fed is not only best for your health and your taste buds, it’s also better for the planet.
* Never Be Sick Again: Health is a Choice, Learn How to Choose It by Raymond Francis - Health comes down to only one thing: the health of the individual cells. The funny thing is, when I read this book I thought, “Wow, I haven’t been sick in ages, I must be doing something right.” Then I came down with a sore throat and cold. LOL! Guess I need to implement some of these tips.
* Feeding the Whole Family: Cooking with Whole Foods by Cynthia Lair - How to get a whole foods dinner on the table that is fit for Dad and the baby and everyone inbetween.
* Empowered To Birth Naturally by Patrice London - the story of a mom and her journey to homebirth.
My latest issue of Ready Made and Vegetarian Times (love it even though I’m not veg) which I can’t seem to finish.
* All of these authors are upcoming guests on the show so stay tuned.
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Great selection Carrie,
I LOVE Ready Made magazine, ever since they showed me the instructions to fuel my car on vegetable oil. I bought a converted Mercedes Benz, a HUGE oil storage container, and various other goodies, and the rest is history! Since then, they have been an inspiration for other things too!
Great blog, btw.
Lisa
Thanks for joining in!
I too love Vegetarian Times and esp. Veg cookbooks, even though I’m not one.