There’a story behind every pastry. That’s what freelance writer Reba discovers when she visits Elsie’s German Bakery. In The Baker’s Daughter by Sarah McCoy, Reba discovers Elsie’s life before she immigrated to the United States. Elsie was a young German struggling to survive at the end of World War II. Over coffee and handmade baked goods, Reba finds answers she didn’t even know she was looking for.
As we discuss The Baker’s Daughter today, you might want to grab a snack before you read our From Left to Write members’ posts inspired our August book club selection. You’re going to get hungry.
- Rebecca at Life of An Army Wife has fond memories of German hospitality
- Michelle of Honest & Truly! confesses to being a food snob
- Emily from Polished Bookworm was much like her German grandmother
- Robin (noteverstill) at The Not-Ever-Still Life remembers a young boy from her hometown
- Shannon of Make Time For Love makes up for lost time
- Thien-Kim from I’m Not the Nanny needs to hear her parents’ story
- Catherine at everyday epiphanies knows 50 ways to leave your love
- Emily of Nap Time is My Time chronicles her family tree
- Jennifer from Ramblings of a Semi-Conscious Mastermind Mommy shares her favorite recipe
- Charlotte at I (Don’t) Know Mommy has favorite recipes for each child
- Taylor Usry of The Quiet Moments, Page 2 wonders what legacy she’ll leave for her children
- Neena from hooey!critic discovered her old journals
- Nicki at Suddenly *Not So* Single Journey risked her heart
- Julie of A Good Joe wonders who she really is
- Lisa from Hannemaniacs wonders about her boys’ looks
- Anna at Girl with Blog believes that baking is therapy
- Amy of Oh What a Life found her calling as a teacher
- Karen from Time Crafted marvels at life’s coincidences
- Rachee Fagg at Say It Rah-shay recalls her grandmother’s warning
- Heather of (cool) progeny made cranberry pecan buns
- Melanie at tales from the crib thinks about decision making during a crisis
- Nancy from I Am seeks the righteous
Don’t forget check out Sarah McCoy’s website or follow her on Twitter. She loves chatting with her readers and is super nice. Tell her we sent you!
