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September 25, 2014
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My Cookbook Ambassadors (Some new sites you might like!)

Getting my new cookbook off the ground last month meant having to reach out to others and ask for help. As many of you know, that’s not always an easy thing to do, but these wonderful bloggers (listed below) accepted my request with open arms. And for that I thank them from the bottom of my heart!

So what better way to send them some love back than to ask you to please take a few moments to click on the sites that sound interesting to you? I know we’d all appreciate it, and who knows, maybe you’ll come across a new blog you really like! I hope so.

Thanks again to them – and to YOU for your support during this crazy last month as well! Sometimes nothing feels better than getting back to normal. :)

100 Days of Real Food Cookbook Ambassadors

Lastly, here is the new cookbook cover with “New York Times Bestseller” added to the top! Super exciting stuff, and this definitely would not have happened if you didn’t go out and buy the book. So thank you, thank you, thank you for that!!

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Reader Interactions

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  1. Hi Lisa! Thank you SO much for inviting me to become a cookbook ambassador! I have always loved your blog, and to see my own blog on it is super awesome. Congratulations on becoming a New York Times Bestseller, as well! I already have about five people wanting me to lend them your book.:)

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  2. I got your book from the library this weekend. It is a wonderful book that I think many people will LOVE! I have two kids also, so it’s great to see a cookbook with recognizable and easy to find ingredients. I’ve added the book to my Amazon wish list for the future. Good Luck with the book!

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