A recipe-complemented personal account of the author's first year of fatherhood tracks each of his infant daughter's developmental stages as well as his efforts to adapt to her changing dietary needs, a process marked by his culinary struggles and the baby's taste preferences. By the author of The Art of Losing.
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Keith Dixon has been on the staff of the New York Times for seventeen years. He is also the author of two novels: The Art of Losing—which received starred reviews in both Kirkus and Booklist and was named “Editor’s Choice” by the Philadelphia Inquirer—and Ghostfires, named one of the five best first novels of 2004 by Poets & Writers magazine.
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