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#2 New York Times Bestseller — New York Times
#2 Wall Street Journal Bestseller — Wall Street Journal
“Fans of Drummond’s blog and cookbook will eat up this breathless blow-by-blow chronicle of falling in love with Marlboro Man, a.k.a. her husband, and adapting to life on his ranch. . . . Generous dollops of self-deprecating humor contribute a welcome tang.” — People
“Charming and bright, Drummond’s story will be an inspiration to those who despair of finding old-fashioned, lasting love.” — Booklist
“The Pioneer Woman is perfect reading for Valentine’s Day, whether you’re celebrating a lasting love or still looking for The One. Even the most cynical of readers will be charmed by Drummond’s hilarious story of being won over by a cowboy.” — BookPage
“An affecting new memoir . . . charming and romantic. Riotously funny . . . Drummond is . . . sure to have readers in tears and in stitches. In a word: delightful.” — Publishers Weekly
BookPage
The Pioneer Woman is perfect reading for Valentine’s Day, whether you’re celebrating a lasting love or still looking for The One. Even the most cynical of readers will be charmed by Drummond’s hilarious story of being won over by a cowboy.
People
Fans of Drummond’s blog and cookbook will eat up this breathless blow-by-blow chronicle of falling in love with Marlboro Man, a.k.a. her husband, and adapting to life on his ranch. . . . Generous dollops of self-deprecating humor contribute a welcome tang.
Wall Street Journal
#2 Wall Street Journal Bestseller
Booklist
Charming and bright, Drummond’s story will be an inspiration to those who despair of finding old-fashioned, lasting love.
New York Times
#2 New York Times Bestseller
Booklist
Charming and bright, Drummond’s story will be an inspiration to those who despair of finding old-fashioned, lasting love.
Wall Street Journal
#2 Wall Street Journal Bestseller
People Magazine
"Fans of Drummond’s blog and cookbook will eat up this breathless blow-by-blow chronicle of falling in love with Marlboro Man, a.k.a. her husband, and adapting to life on his ranch. . . . Generous dollops of self-deprecating humor contribute a welcome tang."
