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Jennifer Reese

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Two Delicious Food Memoirs, Two Very Different Menus

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By Jennifer Reese
| The New York Times Verified
You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. nonfiction Both authors share uncanny similarities of upbringing. But their culinary paths diverged sharply. For both authors, food was formative.
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Belle Burden’s divorce memoir is a hypnotic nail-biter

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By Jennifer Reese
| New Hampshire Union Leader Verified
”Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage,” By Belle Burden. Publisher: Dial Press. 241 pages. $30. I didn’t expect to relish “Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage,” the surprise bestseller by first-time author Belle Burden. A Harvard-educated heiress descended from Vanderbilts, Burden didn’t seem relatable, nor was I keen to dive into a saga of wounding midlife divorce, having observed too many of these in real life.
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Belle Burden’s divorce memoir is a hypnotic nail-biter

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By Jennifer Reese
| The Washington Post Verified
Belle Burden’s divorce memoir is a hypnotic nail-biter (washingtonpost.com) Belle Burden’s divorce memoir is a hypnotic nail-biter By Jennifer Reese 2026012813010900 I didn't expect to relish "Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage," the surprise bestseller by first-time author Belle Burden. A Harvard-educated heiress descended from Vanderbilts, Burden didn't seem relatable, nor was I keen to dive into a saga of wounding midlife divorce, having observed too many of these in real life.
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