A giftable cookery book with over 100 delicious recipes taken from the author's favourite works of fiction.
Kate Young is an award-winning food writer and cook. As a dedicated bookworm, Kate's reading inspires her in the kitchen. After mastering the treacle tart from Harry Potter, Kate started blogging about her creations and was named Blogger of the Year in 2017 by the Guild of Food Writers. Her first book, The Little Library Cookbook, was shortlisted for Fortnum & Mason's debut food book award and won a World Gourmand food writing award. Kate has written for the Guardian, Sainsbury's Magazine and The Pool. Originally from Australia, Kate now lives in the English countryside.
A work of rare joy, and one as wholly irresistible as the food it
so delightfully describes... I could not love it more'
*Sarah Perry*
A cookbook for readers
*Nigella Lawson*
What a joy... If there is comfort food, there is also comfort
reading, and The Little Library Cookbook is it'
*Bee Wilson*
Bringing together two of our greatest loves, food and books, The
Little Library Cookbook is an absolute joy
*Stylist*
If food can comfort, so can books
*Guardian*
Wonderful! [Kate] takes us on a fabulous food journey. It makes me
want to both cook and read more at once
*Tessa Kiros*
A treat. The Little Library Cookbook has done that rare thing of
sparking a chain reaction of memories – every page is a catalyst to
remember some previously forgotten meal, or book, or piece of
delicious nostalgia. I love it, and I can't wait to cook from
it!
*Ruby Tandoh*
Has great charm and is a very good read... Part of the delight is
in seeing what Young has come up with... You might think such a
book would simply be cute; it's much more than that'
*Diana Henry, Daily Telegraph*
Perfect for any bookworm or foodie... It is the most wonderful
idea, with recipes for food inspired by novels from Adichie to
Zusak. Trust me, you need this in your life! A triumph'
*The Halcyon Days of Summer.*
Foodie fiction fans will love The Little Library Cookbook. Delight
in Narnia-style turkish delight and roast goose that will convert
even the surliest Scrooge
*Food Magazine.*
The ultimate present for anyone with a penchant for both books and
baking
*The Literary Edit*
A book to inspire a laughter-filled, themed dinner party for
adults, but it is equally useful isn you want to present 'hunny'
and rosemary cakes to a little reader who has just discovered the
joys of Winnie the Pooh
*WI Life*
The sort of cookbook you want to lounge around in bed reading, as
much as cook from... A lesser book would've let its theme take
over, but Kate is too good a cook for that. The recipes are well
tested and easy to follow, and I have no doubt many of them are
going to become firm fixtures in my culinary repertoire'
*London Review of Books, cookbooks of the year*
I read every word on every page... There are some things I would
like to cook but more importantly there are references to books I
have read and loved. I smiled on every page. If you are a reader
and a cook you should hunt out this book'
*Momo - Celebrating Time to Read (online blog)*
I am completely wowed by the concept, execution and beauty of The
Little Library Cookbook... [Kate] has provided a book that is just
as at home on the bedside as the kitchen bench'
*Hobart Mercury*
With Nigella Lawson as a fan, Kate Young is definitely on to a
winner. [A] charming book
*Choice magazine*
A beautifully produced book, with elegant, erudite prose
*Irish Examiner*
A charming read
*Waitrose Food Magazine*
A winningly photographed banquet of recipes from Roald Dahl's
Roasted Pheasant in Danny the Champion of the World to Chimamanda
Ngozi Adichie's Jollof Rice in Americanah. Young, a cook and
bookworm from Brisbane, writes with a keen sense of appetite. Her
recipes may begin as fiction, but her methods are soundly
matter-of-fact
*TLS*
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