Pomegranate Soup
3 journalers for this copy...
'A novel of three sisters,two countries.and the language of food.' A true delight!
Being posted off tomorrow to Linda from freelunch's Virtual Book box.
Arrived safe and sound, thank you!
An enjoyable holiday read.
When I first started this book, I was concerned that it was going to be a bit like Chocolat with all the food mentions, but it wasn't, and the food mentions were enjoyable (although they did make me hungry at times)
I admire the author's decision to combine Iranian culture with Irish culture, and all that resulted in the mix. This book felt both familiar and different at the same time :-)
I shall put this back on L1nda's shelf for her before I head home from my holiday.
When I first started this book, I was concerned that it was going to be a bit like Chocolat with all the food mentions, but it wasn't, and the food mentions were enjoyable (although they did make me hungry at times)
I admire the author's decision to combine Iranian culture with Irish culture, and all that resulted in the mix. This book felt both familiar and different at the same time :-)
I shall put this back on L1nda's shelf for her before I head home from my holiday.