Cooking with country music stars Book

Staying true to its title, this book was definitely reminiscent of curling up under a comfy quilt with a good cup of tea. I love Reba, through and through, what between her no-nonsense personality to her utter determination and ambition to her down-home, best friend kind of feel. I also particularly enjoyed the fact that throughout her storytelling and her advice-giving, you'll never get the feeling that Reba's is just some stuck-up, snobby celebrity. She comes across as a "real" person, and lets the reader know that she's worked very hard to get where she is today. I enjoyed the versatility of this book, as well. You can read this book for the wisdom and advice that she gives, or you can read it just for the tales that she tells. This was a good book for me to read during the semester because with the short, topical chapters, it was easy to pick up and just as easy to put down (and I mean that in the best way possible). I could pick it up, read a few pages and put it down and get back to work, while feeling slightly more comforted. Overall, not the greatest book I've read, but definitely worth the read for Reba fans or for those with Southern ties or for those looking for a bit of comfort.