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Let's face it, friends. There isn't a website out there that doesn't have its homepage flooded with Thanksgiving recipes, how-tos, and entertaining tips - this one included. Every online food source is perfectly capable of telling you how to do EVERY. SINGLE. THING. you need to do for Thanksgiving, so why waste the time and money with a book, right?
Ah, but that's the thing. There's something beautiful about a book, even if the book itself is not beautiful. There's something about having a physical thing in your hands to read and look at, and have right there on the countertop next to you getting turkey juices and carrot peels all over it as you mark yet another year of roasting a turkey, making all the side dishes, and baking dessert. We're found nine books, Holiday Cookbooks, that range from basic 101-type manuals to coffee-table-style books that are still remarkably useful for planning, preparing, and cooking for Thanksgiving.
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