After 43 Years, Martha Stewart’s Debut Book, ‘Entertaining,’ Finally Gets a Reprint
So long are the days of scouring eBay for $1,000+ copies.
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On the heels of Netflix’s 2024 documentary Martha, Martha Stewart‘s debut book, Entertaining, is getting a long-awaited reissue. Available to order online now with an official release date of Tuesday, Nov. 4, the 2025 reprint is completely identical to the original 1982 version, which, for years, has been igniting bidding wars on resale sites like eBay.
‘Entertaining’ by Martha Stewart
$46.50 $50.00 7% off
$47 $50 6% off
Ships Nov. 4.
Publisher Clarkson Potter is bringing the cult-favorite entertaining guide back to life with its 300 recipes, 450 full-color photographs and thousands of inspiring ideas across event planning, table setting and organizing. It’s the first of 101 books from Stewart, and is currently available to purchase online at Amazon ($46.50 $50), Barnes & Noble ($47 $50), Bookshop.org ($50) and Williams Sonoma ($50). The hardcover books in 320 pages in length. Recipe highlights include Omelettes Served on the Lawn, Dim Sum Before the Theater and Champagne and Desserts at Midnight.
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Other recent titles from the multi-hyphenate include no. 1 New York Times Bestseller Martha: The Cookbook: 100 Favorite Recipes, with Lessons and Stories from My Kitchen ($20 $40), Martha Stewart’s Gardening Handbook: The Essential Guide to Designing, Planting, and Growing ($21.17 $40) and Martha Stewart’s Fruit Desserts: 100+ Delicious Ways to Savor the Best of Every Season: A Baking Book ($21 $28.99).
Shop Martha Stewart’s full library of works here, and order the reissue of Entertaining, with an estimated ship date of Nov. 4, at Amazon ($46.50 $50), Barnes & Noble ($47 $50), Bookshop.org ($50) and Williams Sonoma ($50). And if you still can’t live without the original copy, search “Entertaining by Martha Stewart” on eBay.
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