Must have for any college kids in your life! The recipes are fun and young adult friendly. I’m not a young adult and there’s multiple recipes I want to try too!

Healthy, Quick & Easy College Cookbook is a great series of recipes with easy to follow directions. The photos are beautifully done, and I love the recipes that were included. They felt easy to understand and I could definitely see myself giving this to a college friend.

Thank you to NetGalley and to the publisher for this ARC in exchange for an honest review.

A very nice cookbook even for those that aren't in college anymore. The recipes are easy to make and they all look delicious. I received a free digital copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review

This is a terrific cookbook for beginner cooks. The ingredients are simple and easy to find. No need to shop at specialty stores and stock like 20 different spices. All the dishes are easy and fast to make and simple to understand. I wish that I had a cookbook like this when I was younger! I like the cookie mug cake especially since I love sweets...

Thanks to the publisher for providing this ARC for me.

A great little cookbook that would be an excellent addition to any college dorm.

Man! Where was this when I was in college!?If you’re a college student and looking to mix up the routine from the usual dining hall fare, this is for you.

The recipes all use simple techniques and the recipes, while a bit plain at times, are easy to execute.

The few that I tried, were delicious, so the quality appears to be there as well.

The beginning of the book does a nice job laying out an easy shopping list that is mostly manageable and I think even on a college budget, someone could assemble this pantry to complete these recipes.

A very solid, if sometimes unspectacular, cookbook that is great for college kids, and anyone who wants tasty uncomplicated recipes.

I received Healthy, Quick & Easy College Cookbook as part of a NetGalley giveaway.

For many young adults, college represents the first time they are solely responsible for providing their own meals. This cookbook attempts to bridge the gap between meals at home and the free-for-all that dining halls and endless fast food options represent, offering simple, nutritious meals that allow students to try their hand at basic culinary techniques that don't take a lot of time or energy.

Cute little cookbook! The layout, pictures, and food styling are fun and appealing, the recipes are accessible and easy to prepare with in tight quarters with limited resources. A nice gift for a recent grad heading off to dorm life in the fall