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chaosandbooks's review against another edition
emotional
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inspiring
lighthearted
relaxing
fast-paced
4.0
This a really interesting coffee table book with a plethora of stories. There's some truly personal tattoos and some totally whimsical ones that helped cut up how raw it would have been otherwise. The illustrations were really niceand I think it works better than clinical photos, but some of them needed to be more detailed then because it was hard to tell what some were supposed to be. I will say, now it has me thinking about getting a tattoo for my love of baking...
breannenance's review against another edition
4.0
I throughly enjoyed this book. Fitzgerald does a good job of showing us the tattoo but also focusing on the chef telling the story. I personally would have liked to see actual pictures of the tattoo but I understand why he would have had to draw it instead. The book was all hand written so it had a homy feel like you were looking into someones sketch book/ journal. I really enjoyed the stories and all that represented each tattoo (or because they just liked them). Very good book.
dereadergal's review against another edition
3.0
I would have enjoyed this book a lot more if the tattoos were photos, and not rudimentary sketches.
laurenash's review against another edition
3.0
Stories about tattoos are always cool. The inclusion of recipes was interesting but it seemed a little lacking. Like, I'm not about to go out and slaughter a pig for a recipe. That's a no can do.
gazeboreader's review against another edition
emotional
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hopeful
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5.0
Excellent stories, wonderful drawings. Thoroughly enjoyable!
duckinggreyduck's review against another edition
3.0
I understand the reason for the drawings instead of pictures, but there were a couple tattoos where what was described in the text wasn't in the drawing, so that was disappointing