Top Ten Tuesday-- Books With Food

Top Ten Tuesday is a really cool original feature/weekly meme created over at The Broke and The Bookish. Each week they post a new Top Ten List that bloggers join in on answering... and today (October 17th) I'm one of them :)

Today's Topic

Top Ten Books That Make Me Hungry

1.  Heartless by Marissa Meyer

• This book made me SO hungry.  I don't even like lemon flavored food that much, but I was CRAVING those tarts for sure!!

2.  Where the Stars Still Shine by Trish Doller

• Callie moves in with her bio-dad and is exposed to his giant Greek family-- and they eat a lot of Greek food that sounds delicious!

3.  Crash (Visions #1) by Lisa McMann

• The Agnotti's and the DeMarco's own Italian restaurants, and I have to stop talking about it now because I'm craving carbs...

4.  Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling

• So much food in Harry Potter and I want to eat it all!!!  Butterbeer, pumpkin juice, chocolate frogs, pumpkin pasties, cauldron cakes-- and then there are all the feasts in the Great Hall.  So. Much. Food.

5.  From What I Remember... by Stacy Kramer & Val Thomas

• Kylie and Max find themselves in small town Mexico and eat a lot of really awesome sounding food.

6.  To All the Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han

• Cookies, donuts, desserts, Korean food-- SO making me hungry!!

7.  The Best Kind of Magic by Crystal Cestari

• Amber wants to be a professional baker, so you can imagine there are a LOT of desserts in this book.

8.  Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews

• Okay, so the food in this book is the exception to this list.  It definitely did NOT make me hungry!!  Greg's dad is an adventurous eater-- ostrich sausage, yak tripe, and dried cuttlefish just for examples :(

9.  Final Girls by Riley Sager

• Quincy is a dessert blogger and bakes to help with her anxiety-- and being a horror novel, you can imagine there is a lot of anxiety.

10.  Bittersweet by Sarah Ockler

• The foodiest YA book around.  You cannot read this book without wanting to visit a bakery or make your own cupcakes.  Example-- Friend of the Devil Cupcakes: red velvet devil's food cupcakes topped with red, orange, and yellow swirled buttercream icing peaks and a thin red apple curl.

I love food in books, but I'm also super lazy about cooking and baking-- so sometimes I get really hungry and sad when I read about all this yummy goodness!!

What food books made your list??