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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Introduction | 1 | |
| How I Learned to Help Myself | 16 | |
| What Healthy Exchanges Means | 19 | |
| Is Healthy Exchanges for You? | 26 | |
| A Few Rules for Success | 31 | |
| Exchange Lists | 35 | |
| Advice About Sodium, Fats, and Processed Foods | 66 | |
| My Best Healthy Exchanges Tips and Tidbits | 70 | |
| A Peek into My Pantry and My Favorite Brands | 83 | |
| The Recipes | 87 | |
| Festive Menus for Family Occasions | 291 | |
| Index | 293 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Pablo Fuentes
reviewed The Diabetic's Healthy Exchanges Cookbook on August 17, 2014
The Diabetic's Healthy Exchanges Cookbook
1 star
Warning...RANTING AHEAD! Spoilers, too!
First, apologies to all SEP fans and people who liked this book. Usually I don't do reviews of books I don't like but this one annoyed me so much I had to say SOMETHING. And that something probably won't be that coherent, but oh, well.
I read some other books by her and liked them, although I noticed a slightly disturbing pattern-Hero's emotionally immature-heroine falls in love with a hero-hero can't admit he loves her-heroine runs off-hero has an epiphany-hero grovels-heroine takes him back. But I can deal with it because she can, in fact, make it work.
OK, back to this book. It starts when the heroine(who has an IQ of 180)despairs how she's alone and wants a baby, but she doesn't want the baby's father to be smart because then the baby will be cursed by being actually, you know, smart. Then a solution appears, she sees a football player on TV and because he's a professional athlete and speaks with an accent he must be REALLY stupid, right? So, she manages to trick him into getting her pregnant and fully plans not even to tell him(cause he's stupid and a jock, why on Earth should she tell him). He finds out and marries her for the child. She's condescending, insulting him and assuming he doesn't understand any word longer than 2 syllables. Than she finds out he has a degree and feels betrayed because he's not stupid, but they still fall in love and in the end she ends up being the victim and his own family ends up protecting her from him and ARGH!!! To be fair he had his problems too, always going out with 21 year olds and there were some good dialogues and funny scenes, but I just couldn't bring myself to enjoy the book.
The only reason I kept reading the book was because someone recommended Dream a Little Dream, but I just couldn't bring myself to read it, or any other book by SEP and I don't see that changing in the foreseeable future.
Again, apologies to SEP fans, hope you don't hold this against me. No hard feelings, right, I mean uh, you know uh, don't throw those books, please AHHHHH *DUCKING*
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