Omelette

Just like the breakfast dish this book is named after, Jessie Ware's “Omelette” is light, fluffy, and delicious. The British pop singer details her love of food and how food connects people and helps build relationships, memories, and bonding. She shares short stories and experiences from her life that can be hilarious, heartwarming, and also heartbreaking at points. I also really commend Jessie for touching on numerous difficult points in her life and the section where she writes about embracing her Jewish heritage and standing against antisemitism is very touching. This book was in fact so fun, breezy and easy to digest that I finished it in one day (a rarity for me). I wish it was a bit longer but like all omelettes, they're consumed graciously and quickly.