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• My Life in France

  Child, Julia

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  Want to find out more about Julia after reading Julie and Julia? Check out this memoir written by Child.

• You've Got Mail

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  Nora Eprhon directed the movie version of Julie and Julia, and she also directed this romantic comedy gem. Both are visual treats with beautiful sets and scenery.

• Under the Tuscan Sun

  at Home in Italy

  Mayes, Frances

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  If you enjoy reading about people making changes to their everyday life, you'll love this story of Frances Mayes and how buying a villa in Tuscany completely changed her life.

• Chocolat

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  For Julie Powell, butter is a game-changer in the kitchen. In Chocolat, Vianne Rocher's chocolate is revolutionary and changes the people in her town.

• Garlic and Sapphires

  the Secret Life of a Critic in Disguise

  Reichl, Ruth

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  If you loved reading about food with Julie Powell, you'll love reading about food with Ruth Reichl. Throughout this book, Reichl recounts her experience as a food critic for a major newspaper.

• Joy the Baker Homemade Decadence

  Irresistibly Sweet, Salty, Gooey, Sticky, Fluffy, Creamy, Crunchy Treats

  Wilson, Joy, 1981-

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  Just like Julie Powell, Joy Wilson got her start as a blogger. Wilson's book is filled with original recipes and tasty treats.

• Half Baked Harvest Super Simple

  More Than 125 Recipes for Instant, Overnight, Meal-prepped, and Easy Comfort Foods

  Gerard, Tieghan,

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  Tieghan Gerard, like Powell, has an incredibly successful food blog. This cookbook is filled with innovative recipes and gorgeous photographs, all created by Gerard.

• The School of Essential Ingredients

  Bauermeister, Erica

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  If you can't get enough of characters who are changed through food, check out this fictional account of a cooking class.

• The Tao of Martha

  My Year of LIVING, or Why I'm Never Getting All That Glitter Off of the Dog

  Lancaster, Jen, 1967-

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  Julie Powell wondered what it would be like to be Julia Child. Jen Lancaster wondered what it would be like to live like Martha Stewart---to hysterical results.

• Drop Dead Healthy

  One Man's Humble Quest for Bodily Perfection

  Jacobs, A. J., 1968-

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  A.J. Jacobs tries every health routine and diet known to man in order to become the healthiest man alive. His experiments will remind readers of Powell's experiment with Julia Child's recipes.