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Unoriginal Sinner and the Ice Cream God

15 reviews
John Powers

Warner Books, 1978

If I could give this book 10 stars, I would!
It's about time that this novel has been reprinted. I bought this book about 25 years ago. In that time, I've read it about 15 times. I cry every time I get to the last chapter. Do yourself a favor. When you buy this book, and you will, buy all of the others in the series. You can't go wrong.

Hot Flashes and Cold Cream

16 reviews

Thomas Nelson, 2005

Laughed till I cried
Great book, if you are close to menopause it's a must read.

Ice Cream Melts

11 reviews
Nnamdi Godson Osuagwu

Ice Cream Melts Publishing, 2007

Melting Pot
Ice Cream Melts takes you on a journey through the minds of various individuals. Nnamdi became these people, pouring out their souls and the turmoil in their lives. Although all different, everyone has a voice, even the pleading baby. Nnamdi's writing speaks volumes. I scream, you scream, we all scream...

The Scoop: How to Change Store-Bought Ice Cream into Fabulous Desserts

13 reviews
Lori Longbotham

Villard, 2003

The Scoop: Much more than floats and sundaes
I didn't think I would be interested in a book on store-bought ice cream desserts but with the encouragement of my ice-cream-loving child I agreed to have a look. The second recipe in the book, gelato affogato (ice cream with espresso and Cognac) showed this was going to be much more sophisticated and delightful than what I thought. There are root-beer floats and chocolate milkshakes (hers is ...

Ice Cream for Breakfast : If You Follow All The Rules, You MIss Half the Fun

12 reviews
Leslie Levine

McGraw-Hill Companies, 2001

Delicious advice for the happiness-impaired
Leslie Levine has given us a reason to cheer: we don't have to follow the rules and do exactly what we're supposed to all the time. When you're running around, doing errands, keeping track of jobs and kids and house and pets, driving back and forth to the dentist, the post office, and the cleaners--you NEED this book to make you smile and remember what life is really all about!

American Cream: A Novel

10 reviews
Catherine Tudish

Scribner, 2007

American Cream
This book, as well as her earlier "Tenney's Landing" are profound in their use of quotidian situations explore profound human dilemmas. Terrific character development, the juxtaposition of the bucolic and the horrific and the hilarious and the poignant make her the most recent addition to my list of favorite writers

Room For Dessert : 110 Recipes for Cakes, Custards, Souffles, Tarts, Pies, Cobblers, Sorbets, Sherbets, Ice ...

14 reviews
David Lebovitz

William Morrow Cookbooks, 1999

Thoughtful, Informative, Delicious, Doable Desserts.
This is David Lebovitz' first of two books on desserts. The second is devoted entirely to desserts made with fruits. This volume is more general, including recipes for just about every different type of dessert you may think of. The collection is weighted in favor of recipes which would work well in a restaurant, so the number of recipes typical to the home are less common than you may find in a ...

Perfect Scoop: Ice Creams, Sorbets, Granitas, and Sweet Accompaniments
David Lebovitz

Ten Speed Press, 2007

The Perfect Scoop - Ice Creams, Sorbets, Granitas, and Sweet Accompaniments by David Lebovitz"Ripe seasonal fruits. Fragrant vanilla, toasted nuts, and spices. Heavy cream and bright liqueurs. Chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate. Every luscious flavo

How to Make Ice Cream: An Illustrated Step-By-Step Guide to Perfect Ice Cream (Cook's Illustrated How to Cook)

11 reviews
Cook's Illustrated Magazine

Boston Common Press, 1997

The PERFECT ice cream book!
I've never been moved to write a review before, but after my first successful batch of ice-cream (following many miserable failures) - I decided that I must share my joy. First of all, this is a lovely little hard bound book. It will take up a tiny space on your shelves - and, most importantly, it is easy to hold with one hand while you are fastidiously stirring custard with the other. ...

Rosie's Bakery All-Butter, Fresh Cream, Sugar-Packed, No-Holds-Barred Baking Book

42 reviews
Judy Rosenberg

Workman Publishing Company, 1991

We're Not Worthy
Absolutely love this book. I've owned it for years and whenever I need to bring something sweet to some event, this is the book I go to. The Lemon Squares on pages 152/153 are the best I've ever had. Everything in this book is so good and fresh tasting. Nothing is over cooked, or bland or ordinary. I love Peach Crumb Pie and the Very Short Shortbread Cookies. The frosting recipes in the book ...

East Coast Scoops: Finding the Region's Best Ice Cream Parlors, Gelaterias, and Custard Stands

6 reviews
Megan O. Steintrager

Fancy Pants Press, 2005

I scream, you scream...
I love having a happy belly and "East Coast Scoops" sure tickled my tummy! Each entry is imformative and unique. My belly concurs with Ms. Steintrager's assesment of Christina's in Cambridge. I was lucky enough to sample their fares twice during a cold and snowy winter trip (that should tell you something)! A trip to New York is in my future and I can't wait to try the lychee ice cream at ...

Sweet or Sour Cream

8 reviews
Lehuaokalani Kane

PublishAmerica, 2003

Marvelous!
Marvelous! What a wonderful story. The other reviewers are right, this story would make a great movie. I look forward to Kane's next read!

Coffee With Cream

7 reviews
Caren E. Andrews

Trafford Publishing, 2008

Who should buy this book?
Who should buy this book? 1. Parents of biracial children. 2. Relatives of biracial children. 3. Parents of the children's friends. 4. Librarians. 5. Anyone else who values a profound message wrapped in a new-school children's book, bright with colors and fresh art.

Isaac the Ice-Cream Truck

8 reviews
Scott Santoro

Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), 1999

highly recommened
found book by scott's brother..and it is wonderful, hard to believe this is his first book! all illustrations and writing is done by him, even wrote music to the song in the back. i recommend this book to anyone with children, or those young at heart..simple story that children will understand..and adults will enjoy reading over and over! cant wait for his second book!

CUR GEO ICE CREAM SHOP (Curious George)

6 reviews
H. A. Rey, Margret Rey

Houghton Mifflin, 1989

Never boring
As usual the mischievous monkey, George, gets himself into lots of trouble at his visit to an ice cream shop. Also, as usual, everything ends well... This is a perfect bed-time reading for your baby. My children always ask for new stories about the monkey George. This one is only one of many others that we all know in our family. Although we can practically recite George's adventures one ...

The Patisseries of Paris: Chocolatiers, Tea Salons, Ice Cream Parlors, and more

7 reviews
Jamie Cahill

Little Bookroom, 2008

Swooning in New Jersey
This cocoa-dusted treasure hits that mythical sweet spot between practical, trusted travel guide and gorgeous, dreamy (if petite) coffee table book. Full of the kind of beautiful photos and evocative lyrical prose that you'll never find in any guide and jam-packed with all of the actionable, expert advice that's missing from all those exquisitely photographed gift books, this one has it all. ...

Everybody Loves Ice Cream: The Whole Scoop on America's Favorite Treat

9 reviews
Shannon Jackson Arnold

Emmis Books, 2004

A real treat of a book!
So far, this book has garnered only five-star reviews, and I absolutely agree with all the raves the other reviewers have given this book. I bought it for a research project along with quite a number of other food history books, and this is probably the best of the lot. It's more than history and facts - yes, it teaches you more than you ever wanted to know about ice cream, but it's fun and ...

Rosie's All-Butter Fresh Cream Sugar-Packed Baking Book

8 reviews
Judy Rosenberg

Workman Publishing Co Inc, 1991

Buy this before it goes out of print!
I have owned this book for years. It is completely reliable, the recipes are pretty simple, and the results are outstanding. I have had failures with other expert books such as the Pie or the Cake Bibles; Rosie's book has never let me down. This is not aimed at diet-conscious bakers or consumers. But when you want to wow someone with flavor and authenticity, when it's time for a splurge, when ...

Striped Ice Cream

9 reviews
Joan M. Lexau

J.P. Lippincott, 1987

One of my treasured favorites
I remember reading this for the first time at about the age of 9 and loving it. I read it many times through the years. I recently picked up a copy for my collection of childhood favorites and have re-read it several times since. The story still rings with impact and life-lessons that still apply in today's world. An enjoyable book for a young girl!

The Ice-Cream Cone Coot and Other Rare Birds

7 reviews
Arnold Lobel

Four Winds Press, 1980

Funniest Children's Book
I like this book because of the Ice Cream Cone Coot and all of the other funny birds. My grandmom has a copy of this book and we read it whenever we come to her house. It was my mom's book when she was a little girl. And now it's my grandmom's book. That's all.

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