12 best-selling adult books like Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide by America's Test Kitchen

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Similar categories in Erik Larson's Isaac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

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• nonfiction

"Time lost can never be recovered...and this should be written in flaming letters everywhere."

-Erik Larson, Isaac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History

"People seemed to believe that technology had stripped hurricanes of their power to kill. No hurricane expert endorsed this view."

-Erik Larson, Isaac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History

"This is the story of Isaac and his time in America, the last turning of the centuries, when the hubris of men led them to believe they could disregard even nature itself."

-Erik Larson, Isaac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History

"No one ever remembered a nice day. But no one ever forget the feel of paralyzed fish, the thud of walnut-sized hail against a horse's flank, or the way a superheated wind could turn your eyes to burl…"

-Erik Larson, Isaac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History

Similar categories in Herman Wouk's The Caine Mutiny book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Curious Case of Benjamin Button book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in Helene Wecker's The Golem and the Jinni (The Golem and the Jinni, #1) book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in Anonymous's The Holy Bible: English Standard Version book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in None's From Freezer to Table: 75+ Simple, Whole Foods Recipes for Gathering, Cooking, and Sharing book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in Ann Leckie's Ancillary Justice (Imperial Radch, #1) book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in Anthea Bell's Three Bags Full book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in Andrea Penrose's Murder on Black Swan Lane (A Wrexford & Sloane Mystery, #1) book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in Henry Cloud's Boundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say No to Take Control of Your Life book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

Similar categories in Martha Wells's Witch King book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

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"Mother bared her fangs. "Stop being overdramatic." Kai would have loved to, if dramatic things would stop happening to him."

-Martha Wells, Witch King

Similar categories in Dana K. White's Organizing for the Rest of Us: 100 Realistic Strategies to Keep Any House Under Control book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• adult
• nonfiction
• reference

Similar categories in P. Djèlí Clark's A Master of Djinn (Dead Djinn Universe, #1) book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

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"Before God, our blood means nothing. Virtue is in deeds, not the skin."

-P. Djèlí Clark, A Master of Djinn (Dead Djinn Universe, #1)

"Fatma had heard enough. Should have known the kid wouldn't be an honest broker, not with all the wallahis he threw around."

-P. Djèlí Clark, A Master of Djinn (Dead Djinn Universe, #1)

"I don’t have sad tales to tell you. I’m not some tragic character from a story, lost between two worlds. I revel in who I am. What I am."

-P. Djèlí Clark, A Master of Djinn (Dead Djinn Universe, #1)

"The three of them sat there - A Ministry agent, a half-djinn, and a cat (likely), staring out past the balcony to the sleeping city they somehow had to find a way to save."

-P. Djèlí Clark, A Master of Djinn (Dead Djinn Universe, #1)

Similar categories in Olivia Hawker's The Fire and the Ore book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• adult

Similar categories in Eleanor Catton's Birnam Wood book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• adult

"...wondering, not for the first time, when exactly she had become so technologically dependent that her first instinct in every unpredicted circumstance was to outsource her imagination to her phone."

-Eleanor Catton, Birnam Wood

"Not at all,’ he said. ‘I was just going to remark that being a cliche can be very useful. You ought to consider it some time.’ ’Oh yeah?’ ’Yeah,’ he said. ‘It means people underestimate you. They thi…"

-Eleanor Catton, Birnam Wood

"As his rhetoric and reading life matured, he grew intensely scornful of what passed at his high school for 'education' - the mania for testing; the intolerance of real dissent; and the conformist cel…"

-Eleanor Catton, Birnam Wood

"... his future, had either been sold or laid to waste by his parents' generation, trapping him in a perpetual adolescence that was further heightened by the infantilising unreality of the Internet as…"

-Eleanor Catton, Birnam Wood

Similar categories in Mick Herron's London Rules (Slough House, #5) book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

"hate crime pollutes the soul, but only the souls of those who commit it"

-Mick Herron, London Rules (Slough House, #5)

"you're all crazy," Flyte said. "we prefer the term"Alternatively sane"."

-Mick Herron, London Rules (Slough House, #5)

"Conspiracy theory is bloomed at the rate of one hundred and forty characters a second."

-Mick Herron, London Rules (Slough House, #5)

"He eyed her critically. "You look like all your birthdays came at once." "I look happy to you?" "No, old. Am I the only one round here speaks English?"

-Mick Herron, London Rules (Slough House, #5)

Similar categories in Scott O'Dell's Island of the Blue Dolphins book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

"They were black like a lizard's and very large and, like the eyes of a lizard, could sometimes look sleepy."

-Scott O'Dell, Island of the Blue Dolphins

"Everyone in our tribe had two names, the real one which was secret and was seldom used, and one which was common, for if people use your secret name it becomes worn out and loses its magic."

-Scott O'Dell, Island of the Blue Dolphins

"Below me Rontu was running along the cliffs barking at the screaming gulls. Pelicans were chattering as they finished the blue water. But suddenly I thought of Tutok, and the island seemed very quiet."

-Scott O'Dell, Island of the Blue Dolphins

Similar categories in Marie Kondō's Kurashi at Home: How to Organize Your Space and Achieve Your Ideal Life book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• adult
• nonfiction

"It's hard to change someone else. But we can change ourselves."

-Marie Kondō, Kurashi at Home: How to Organize Your Space and Achieve Your Ideal Life

"The true purpose of tidying is not to cut down on your possessions or declutter your space. The ultimate goal is to spark joy every day and lead a joyful life."

-Marie Kondō, Kurashi at Home: How to Organize Your Space and Achieve Your Ideal Life

"Ultimately, I think the purpose of life is to be happy and fulfilled. I don't mean this in a selfish 'me first' way. When we exude an aura of happiniess, this positive energy spreads to those around …"

-Marie Kondō, Kurashi at Home: How to Organize Your Space and Achieve Your Ideal Life

Similar categories in Ina Garten's Go-To Dinners: A Barefoot Contessa Cookbook book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• foodie
• cookbooks
• cooking
• food
• nonfiction
• reference
• adult

Similar categories in Dana K. White's Decluttering at the Speed of Life: Winning Your Never-Ending Battle with Stuff book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• adult
• nonfiction
• reference

"Remember your goals are “better"

-Dana K. White, Decluttering at the Speed of Life: Winning Your Never-Ending Battle with Stuff

"Envisioning perfection inhibits more than it inspires."

-Dana K. White, Decluttering at the Speed of Life: Winning Your Never-Ending Battle with Stuff

"An easier-to-manage home will mean less wasted food in the future. Get that? Less wasted food is the goal."

-Dana K. White, Decluttering at the Speed of Life: Winning Your Never-Ending Battle with Stuff

"Decluttering is stuff you don’t need leaving your house. And that’s really all it is. If five things leave or five hundred things leave, you’ve succeeded."

-Dana K. White, Decluttering at the Speed of Life: Winning Your Never-Ending Battle with Stuff

Similar categories in Alisa Childers's Another Gospel?: A Lifelong Christian Seeks Truth in Response to Progressive Christianity book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• nonfiction

Similar categories in Tana French's The Witch Elm book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• adult

"Once the fear took hold, I was fucked. I'd never known anything like it could exist: all-consuming, ravenous, a whirling black vortex that sucked me under so completely and mercilessly that it truly …"

-Tana French, The Witch Elm

"The wych elm's whole crown was gone, only the trunk left, thick stubs of branches poking out obscenely. It should have looked pathetic, but instead it had a new, condensed force: some great malformed…"

-Tana French, The Witch Elm

"Then all the sharp intricate peaks on the monitor smoothed out to clean straight lines and my father made a terrible growling sound, but even without any of that I would have known, because the air a…"

-Tana French, The Witch Elm

"Once the fear took hold, I was fucked. I'd never known anything like it could exist: all-consuming, ravenous, a whirling black vortex that sucked me under so completely and mercilessly that it truly …"

-Tana French, The Witch Elm

Similar categories in Séamas O'Reilly's Did Ye Hear Mammy Died? A Memoir book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

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"Ann was as steady as rain and implacable as taxes. The kind of strong rooted Donegal woman you could imagine blithely tutting if her hair caught fire."

-Séamas O'Reilly, Did Ye Hear Mammy Died? A Memoir

"It was this story, delivered in Robert's signature south Derry monotone, that had my dad in literal and figurative stitches in the amputation ward. Despite being a Catholic who loved and admired Pope…"

-Séamas O'Reilly, Did Ye Hear Mammy Died? A Memoir

"It seems blasphemous that my mother's death even existed in the same reality as those moments that subsequently came to define my youth; taking the long way home from Nixon's Corner so I could listen…"

-Séamas O'Reilly, Did Ye Hear Mammy Died? A Memoir

Similar categories in Sandie Jones's The Guilt Trip book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• adult

Similar categories in Ree Drummond's The Pioneer Woman Cooks: The New Frontier book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• foodie
• cookbooks
• cooking
• food
• nonfiction
• reference

Similar categories in America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• foodie
• cookbooks
• cooking
• food
• nonfiction
• reference
• adult

Similar categories in Mick Herron's Spook Street (Slough House, #4) book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

"...What did you say?"

-Mick Herron, Spook Street (Slough House, #4)

"And me, apparently I’m “irritable"

-Mick Herron, Spook Street (Slough House, #4)

"So this is what springtime in London was like: the women in knee-length dresses of blue-and-white hoops; the men with dark jackets over sweaters in pastel shades."

-Mick Herron, Spook Street (Slough House, #4)

"A younger listener might assume Moira to be delivering these fragments down a telephone, but in fact they are directed at the papers on her desk, papers which have accumulated in the absence of Cathe…"

-Mick Herron, Spook Street (Slough House, #4)

Similar categories in Mick Herron's Real Tigers (Slough House, #3) book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

"Lowell fell backwards as the world span out of control"

-Mick Herron, Real Tigers (Slough House, #3)

"Like most forms of corruption, it began with men in suits."

-Mick Herron, Real Tigers (Slough House, #3)

"belief was not actually about believing; belief was simply somewhere to shelve hope"

-Mick Herron, Real Tigers (Slough House, #3)

"You either cleaned up other people's messes or you didn't--and that was the class system for you, right there."

-Mick Herron, Real Tigers (Slough House, #3)

Similar categories in Madhur Jaffrey's Madhur Jaffrey's Instantly Indian Cookbook: Modern and Classic Recipes for the Instant Pot® book and America's Test Kitchen's Multicooker Perfection: Cook It Fast or Cook It Slow-You Decide

• foodie
• cookbooks
• cooking
• food
• nonfiction
• reference