Reddit reviews How to Keep Kosher: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Jewish Dietary Laws

nice! welcome to your new life needing lots of space for books lol

1. How to Keep Kosher: A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding Jewish Dietary Laws (helps you appreciate and learn to take on keeping kosher- you can do it!)
   
2. How to Run a Traditional Jewish Household (this one is a MUST! esp. if you're a woman, but still amazing for men to read as well. despite the title, it's just a wonderful glimpse into traditional/orthodox jewish life and the writing itself is really fresh even though it was written in the 80s. i recently re-read it and it holds up! literally laughed and cried reading it, it's just a fun read that goes through all the major themes of jewish life like holidays, keeping shabbat, laws of family purity, tzniut, etc.)
   
3. The Garden of Emuna: A Practical Guide to Life (this book is about faith/spirituality from a breslov chassidic pov. it's very well-known amongst chassidic circles and is written by a brilliant rabbi i've come to follow since reading this book. it literally changed my life and every one of his books brings me closer to G-d, i tell everyone about this book now and i promise you won't regret it! remember while it's good to have the 101s of judaism down, without a strong foundation in your faith and personal relationship with G-d it's all kinda moot so be sure to include spirituality and personal growth in your studies as well.)

The book reccomended to me when I was Conservative was this as it covers the O and Conservative movement's take on Kashrut. If you are curious it might be useful. I am now MO so I follow a different standard but thought I'd mention it.

Congratulations on observing kashrut!

Rice and veggies, wraps, so many options! I recommend looking through food blogs to get ideas, and then if the recipe needs it- make it kosher!

One great kosher food blog I love is Kosher in the Kitch

also, if you need any more information on the laws of Kashrut, or a good guide (as it can be confusing at times), here are two:
How to Keep Kosher

The Kosher Kitchen