Maurine R. Humpris and Patricia F. The Bottom Line: A book filled with recipes for each month of the year.

Web Link: Cedarfort

Pros: Organized by themes for each month
     Yummy and easy recipes to follow

Cons: None

Description: 306 pages includes 12 chapters with recipes for each month
     Themes include January-Warming Trends(casseroles)
               February-Cravings(candy)
               March-Soup, Sippets adn Sandwiches
               Apirl- A Slice of Spring(Breads)
               May-Sweet Conclusions(Desserts)
               June-For Starters(Appetizers)
               July-Star Spangled Salads(Salads)
               August-refreshing Antidotes(Beverages)
               Sept.-Harvest Companions(Veg.. and side dishes)
               October-Nibbles and Noshes(Snacks)
               November-The Main Event(Meats)
               December-Nutcracker Sweets(Cookies)
     Also includes an etiquette section, cleaning section, Appendix and index.

Review: This is a fun book that has good recipes. The instructions are clear and the ingredients are common ones you would have around your house. Make each month special by using this book.