I am one of those folks who finds the Dummy and Idiot books too complex, so this one still missed the mark a bit for me. I think others may appreciate the unintimidating approach though.

I don't mind the whole idea of vegetable purees hidden in foods: I have a Blendtec that goes largely unused that I thought I could make use of with these recipes, but I won't bother with a cookbook that advises eating margarine. Sick.

I was hoping I could use some of these recipes to trick my fiance into eating healthier, but I don't know if adding purees to everything is the way.Also, I know it may be difficult to be get your kids to eat fruits and vegetables and many parents feel like they need to resort to "tricking" their kids, I think it is also important to teach one's kids to MAKE the right choices for themselves. In today's society, eating healthy is a decision and a choice, albeit not an easy one when there is temptation everywhere.

A decent read, if you go in not expecting much and remembering you only spent $2 to get it. I was hoping for more of an inside picture of Seinfeld, but only got a few tidbits. Most of the story was about Fred's rather depressing life, though it does end on a high note (sort of).

My Seinfeld Year - Fred Stoller Who would have guessed that a year of working for Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld would be such an alienating experience? We get to see the "real" Larry and Jerry - they are not as fun as I thought they would be. Comedy is a serious business - especially comedy that made both men multimillionaires.

A short book, it seems more like a spec chapter for a future book rather than a stand-alone-piece. It left me wanting more - not more Seinfeld, more Fred. Even though I enjoyed the behind the scenes Seinfeld info, I actually wanted to know more about Fred. What a quirky and eccentric character! The sad little character he portrays is both funny and tragic. His adventures in becoming a comedian/actor deserve a longer treatment. Mom deserves a whole section - and a psychiatric evaluation.

Please Fred, get going on your autobiography. I will be the first one to pre-order it on Amazon.