“Hungry” by Grace Dent is a poignant and hilarious memoir exploring the author’s lifelong relationship with food, from her Northern childhood to her career as a renowned food critic. More than just a culinary journey, it’s a story of social mobility, family, and finding yourself through the flavors and textures that shape a life. Dent’s witty and honest voice shines through in tales of school dinners, family feasts, and the evolving British food scene, making it a relatable and engaging read for anyone who’s ever found comfort, joy, or memories in a meal. This shortlisted Fortnum & Mason Debut Food Book Award title is a must-read for foodies and memoir lovers alike. Experience a nostalgic journey back through time as Dent captures what food means to us all, with humour and grace.