What’s on Our Bookshelf? August Edition

Hello all!  I have made the decision to share my enormous, ever growing bookshelf with all of you!  Each month I will be highlighting a book (or a few!) that I am reading.  Hopefully I will go over some books that are of interest to you.  You can expect books from all kinds of genres including lifestyle, young adult, fantasy, etc.  Without further ado, here is the August edition!

Eat Well and Be Fabulous: A Guide for the Modern-Day Woman is tremendous and provides you with amazing recipes (even for the cooking challenged!). Whether you are in a hurry or hanging around the house, these recipes will work for you! You get to know four women and follow them on a journey to better lifestyles. You feel like these ladies are people just like you and your best friends.  This is NOT a diet book—it is a book to encourage you to lead a healthier lifestyle. Shelly is not at all a fan of diets and we all know that they don’t work! Shelly has a way of really connecting with the readers.

I know once I hit the grocery store, I usually get overwhelmed and I’m not really sure what is best to buy.  With the help of this book, shopping lists are much easier to make.  Whether it is the “Decadent Dairies” or the “Vivacious Vegetables” I go for, I know that I’ll have a list of what is best for me.  Some of the recipes I am dying to try are the Mediterranean Chicken Wrap (hummus, chicken, red peppers and spinach all in a wrap-YUM!), the Peanut Butter Shake (milk, peanut butter, and banana-how could you go wrong?), and the Spinach Quesadilla (mozzarella cheese, spinach and salsa!).

I really encourage you to pick up this book here and let us know what your favorite recipes are!

Coming next month: Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins (sequel to The Hunger Games–check it out… seriously).

Kaitlyn Kline is an intern with College Lifestyles^TM.  She is a graduate from Edinboro University of PA and an Alpha Sigma Tau Alum.  She thinks that eating well and being fabulous should be on every lady’s agenda!

*We have not received any compensation or gifts for reviewing this book.  We have expressed our sincere opinions in this post.*