
Reviews of Nigella Lawson’s Nigellissima, Christophe Felder’s Patisserie, and Richard Blais’s Try This at Home, plus a full list of cookbook reviews from the Apr. 15 issue.

Reviews of Nigella Lawson’s Nigellissima, Christophe Felder’s Patisserie, and Richard Blais’s Try This at Home, plus a full list of cookbook reviews from the Apr. 15 issue.

Nigella Lawson is a British food writer (Nigella Kitchen) and television personality (Nigella Bites; The Taste) whose warm, personal writing style and obvious delight in the pleasures of the table have made her an international star. Her ninth book, Nigellissima, is a celebration of Italian food and flavors. In your introduction to Nigellissima, you mention [...]

Reviews of Eric Toensmeier and Jonathan Bates’s Paradise Lot, Frans de Waal’s The Bonobo and the Atheist, and Michael Moss’s Salt Sugar Fat, plus a full list of science & technology reviews from the Apr. 15 issue.

Reviews of autism-related titles include Carrie Cariello’s What Color Is Monday? How Autism Changed One Family for the Better, The Autistic Brain, and Silently Seizing.

Reviews of Jenny Doh’s Creative Lettering, Christine Leech and Hannh Read-Baldrey’s Everything Oz, and Rich Finzer’s Maple on Tap, plus a full list of crafts & DIY reviews from the Apr. 1 issue.

Tarzan turns 100, a World War I flying ace recounts his life, the communications environment, a detailed road map to aid stroke, recovery, and a fascinating look at one of our most recorded—and revered—contemporary songs: Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”

Reviews of One Place, Jonathan Goldberg’s Strangers on a Train, and Elizabeth Winder’s Pain, Parties, Work, plus full list of arts and humanities reviews from the Apr. 1 issue.

Reviews of Paul Scheckel’s Homeowner’s Energy Handbook, Judith Durant and Edie Eckman’s Crochet One-Skein Wonders, Alison Dupernex’s Knitting for the Absolute Beginner, plus a full list of crafts & DIY reviews from the Apr. 15 issue.

Reviews of Reiner Stach’s Kafka: The Years of Insight, Daniel James Brown’s The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, and Tom Dunkel’s Color Blind: The Forgotten Team That Broke Baseball’s Color Line, plus a full list of Arts & Humanities reviews from the Apr. 15 issue.
























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