Treat Yo Self Tuesday is a weekly series where we walk you through making a nerdy meal or dessert (or both) from your favorite series.

When deciding what Star Wars treats to make, it's actually a pretty hard call. Sure, you can make Star Wars themed food pretty easily. There's Wookie Cookies, Han Burgers, and even a Death Star cake (if you're feeling extra ambitious). But what of actual food from the Star Wars universe?

Some food is mentioned in passing in the series, but never with enough real detail to know what the characters are actually eating. The Star Wars video games feature a wider variety of food, but they're less well-known, so you really miss hitting the greatest number of fans.

But there are at least two foods mentioned in the movies that have built up some pretty good lore around them: Yoda's root-leaf stew and bantha milk ​.

I frequently fall in love with non-POV characters, which is always a real downer because it’s impossible to be satisfied. Honestly, if J.K. Rowling wrote every single character in her universe their own book (or book series), I would be totally on board.  In fact, if I was being honest, I’d just list my ten favorite Harry Potter characters as the top ten characters I want to get their own book and be done with it. But I wouldn’t do that to you.

So, instead, here is my list of of the top ten side characters that I want to get their own book.  Warning: minor spoilers for the following books may appear.

I can’t believe it’s time for a fall TBR list. I feel like I just made my summer one, which by the way, I didn’t make a huge dent in: out of my list of five, I read one. So, yeah. Anyways. 

Here are the top 10 fall releases that I can’t wait to get my hands on:

Time for another Top Ten Tuesday (a weekly feature hosted by The Broke and the Bookish). But, once again, I’m going off script. We took a break last week, and I missed last week’s TTT, which made me super sad. So, I’m rectifying the situation by tackling last week’s prompt: create my ultimate dream team (for lunch purposes anyways). 

A couple of weeks ago, I had to choose the ten characters who would accompany me to a deserted island. Now, as then, I have to take stock of my priorities and goals. But unlike last time, when seduction was my ultimate goal, this time I’d like delightful conversation. 

The best lunches involve catching up with good friends, laughing over delicious food, and helping friends with life problems. My seduction island, aka Operation Ralston, didn’t provide opportunities to hang out with the best and brightest females. I now have an opportunity to fix that oversight.

Time to meet The Ladies Who Lunch.