Eleanor Gaccetta Brought Readers Into The World Of Good Cooking And Taught The Joys of Heartfelt Caregiving In Her Two Books

Two educational books by Eleanor Gaccetta entitled “Generations of Good Food” and “One Caregiver’s Journey” were displayed by ReadersMagnet at the New York Library Association 2022 Annual Conference and Trade Show, held on November 3–4, 2022, at the Saratoga Springs City Center, 522 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866.

“Generations of Good Food” is an informative book that teaches readers the simple joys of cooking and how cooking and baking are the basis for good memories shared by many families. “One Caregiver’s Journey” emphasizes how one can be a compassionate caregiver with the skills and heart to care for others based on the author’s near decade experiences caring for her mother.

Eleanor Gaccetta’s goal with “Generations of Good Food” is to share six generations of recipes from her Italian family that have been passed down from one generation to another. This book highlighted the degree of skill necessary the recipes displayed, whether they’re main dishes, cakes, pastries, desserts, etc., that can be followed even by the younger family members.

If you are a caregiver or embarking on a caregiving career, Gaccetta’s “One Caregiver’s Journey” is a journal snapshot of the realities of the changes and challenges of caring for a loved one over nearly a decade. It mixes the necessity for faith, humor and love with bits of wisdom on powering through the career of caregiving.

Investing one’s heart and soul into cooking and caregiving is a good combination, so get a copy of Eleanor Gaccetta’s cookbook “Generations of Good Food” on Amazon or Barnes & Noble. For readers who want to learn more about caregiving, her “One Caregiver’s Journey” is also available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

“Generations of Good Food” and “One Caregiver’s Journey”
Author | Eleanor Gaccetta
Genre | Educational/Non-fiction
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC
Published date | April 2021

Author
Hailing from a small farming community outside Denver, Colorado, Eleanor Gaccetta worked for the State of Colorado until she became a private contractor for over 40 years. After working all those years, she retired and went to take care of her mother full-time. Armed with faith, humor, and love, Eleanor enjoys life and spends time cooking, baking, gardening, and engaging in fitness activities while spending quality time with family and friends.

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