Aida is 45% done with The Politics of Trauma: Ok let’s try again. This book needed a good editor because holy shit it is so repetitive and it has been SO HARD to finish.

"I received a free copy of Veggie Smarts via NetGalley and am voluntarily leaving my review.

If you're looking for basic knowledge about vegetables and a lot of anecdotes about the author's life, Veggie Smarts might be for you. Once you get beyond the first two chapters, the book focuses more on the eight most commonly consumed families of vegetables. He talks about how things from the same family are similar and what makes them different from each other, along with broad strokes about how they grow and what you can expect them to look like along the way.

If you're hoping for a more structured presentation of vegetables, like I was, you might be a little disappointed. It's still an entertaining read but Veggie Smarts is more of a collection anecdotes about the author himself, his home, and his relationship with vegetables than a presentation of information."

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