The front cover has a dandelion on it and the opening chapter is headed with a (fictitious) quote from "The Dandelion Manifesto" and now The Dandelion Dynasty is back on my "I wanna reread" list...
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On a warm March night in 2083, Judy Wallach-Stevens wakes to a warning of unknown pollutants in the Chesapeake Bay. …
penwing reads (they/them) finished reading Swastika night by Howard Hughes
#mcrsf read for Jan 2025. Plenty to think about
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Zackers foundation shelf with Der a window seat. Some parish committee's collection: "Munchkinlander Aunties Share Secrets of the sauce". And Glenda liked this one, printed in large type with droll and useful drawings: "Avoid Prosecution for Poisoning: Cooking by the Book". Particularly well thumbed was Widow Chumish's famous volume, "Food You Can Actually Stomach".
— Out of Oz by Gregory Maguire (Page 94)
I love this sort of silly humour in the cook book titles here 8-)