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Of the many excellent books coming our way this fall, here are 10 September releases that the Monitor's book critics particularly enjoyed.
When Gourmet magazine was abruptly shut down in the fall of 2009, devastated editor-in-chief Ruth Reichl retreated to her hilltop glass house in upstate New York, where she rediscovered the restorative solace of cooking and the pleasures of a simpler life. This recipe-infused memoir is the story of Reichl’s recovery – narrated in her appealing voice, at once confessional, informal, opinionated, and sentimental.
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