The I Hate to Cook Book

This paperback edition shows signs of wear typical for its vintage, with creased and scuffed covers and age-toned pages. The spine is intact but shows some wear. There is no dust jacket, as is common with paperbacks. The interior pages are clean and free of inscriptions or library markings.

"The I Hate to Cook Book" by Peg Bracken, published by Fawcett World Library in New York, October 1967, is a unique blend of humor and practicality in the realm of cookbooks. This edition is the Fourteenth Fawcett Crest printing, featuring delightful illustrations by Hilary Knight. Peg Bracken, renowned for her witty take on domestic life, offers over 180 quick and easy recipes designed for those who prefer to spend minimal time in the kitchen. This specific printing is notable for its vintage appeal and is a must-have for collectors of mid-20th century culinary literature. The book is in fair condition, reflecting its age, with visible wear on the cover and pages. A perfect addition for those interested in both cooking and historical cookbooks.