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Dandelions Are Free

Dandelions Are Free

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Makes you love that unusual yellow flower
Review: Great recipes for the cook who likes to experiment with something different including main dishes, desserts, and wines. Something for everyone including great line drawings of dandelions and accompaniments. I learned things about dandelions I wouldn't have known otherwise and it gave me new respect for this and other wild plants. A great job on an unusual book. It's a must!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Delightful book!
Review: I bought my first copy of this book at a book fair in New York. The lyrical text of the introduction invites you into the delightful world of dandelions and excites your curiosity about the plant. I bought 3 as gifts for cherished friends who adore the book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Beautiful...lyrical--fall under Joanne's spell!
Review: Joanne Henry has an enchanting writing style. She will bewitch all who read Dandelions Are Free easily and completely. One will NEVER regard the dandelion in the same way again. Joanne is a gifted writer and researcher, a gentle soul whose own tender feelings about the plant are obvious on every page. Yet her writing also invites the the reader to share in the dandelion's special magic. I feel privileged to have my own work wrapped within hers.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Makes you love that unusual yellow flower
Review: This book is a wonderful array of recipes, stories from people's experiences with that awesome little yellow flower that most people would like to obliterate, and whispy illustrations done by an extremely talented artist. Joanne has such a wonderful flow to her writing and you begin to love that dreaded yellow flower that pops up in our yards. I started the book and couldn't put it down. I wish everyone could read it and enjoy the many aspects of this lovely plant.


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