Single Girl’s Cookbook, by Helen Gurley Brown, 1969, 1st printing

The "Single Girl's Cookbook" by Helen Gurley Brown, published in 1969 by Bernard Geis Associates, is a rare first edition hardcover book that offers a unique perspective on cooking and feminist history. Focusing on basic and general cooking topics, this cookbook provides valuable insights into the culinary practices of the time while highlighting the author's emphasis on female empowerment and independence. This collectible item is a must-have for avid cooks and book collectors interested in exploring the intersection of cooking and feminism in the 1960s. See photos acceptable condition with wear on dust jacket