The Girls Guide To Love And Supper Clubs

The Girls Guide To Love And Supper Clubs by Dana Bate

About The Book:

In The Girls’ Guide to Love and Supper Clubs, Hannah Sugarman’s life is a recipe for disaster. She’s stuck in an unfulfilling job and an unhappy relationship, and her parents refuse to take her passion for cooking seriously. Suddenly single, Hannah seizes the chance to do what she’s always loved and decides to run an underground supper club out of her new landlord’s town house. Though wildly successful, her underground venture isn’t exactly legal. And she kind of forgot to tell her landlord – who’s running for local office – that she’s using his using his place while he’s out of town. On top of all this, Hannah’s faced with romantic prospects that leave her guessing and confused, and her own fears threaten her dreams. Will she come clean to her landlord? Will she stand up to her parents and branch out into the unknown?

My Thoughts:

This is such a great read! You get entangled in Hanna's mess right away. I love the characters, and felt like I could be a part of this group! It was a fun quick read, and very enjoyable!

About The Author: 

Dana Bate is a writer and an award-winning journalist, whose writing has appeared in numerous outlets, including McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, Culinate and Smithsonian.com. Prior to her writing career, Dana spent five years working as a field producer and on-air reporter for the PBS Nightly Business Report, where she won the Gerald Loeb Award for a series she produced on the Indian economy. Bate divides her time between Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia.