From Amazon:
"A culinary romance set in Mexico. Condemned by tradition to look after her tyrannical mother and remain a spinster, Tita finds her destiny in the kitchens of the family ranch. Her recipes for Mexican dishes are woven into the story of her doomed romance with Pedro, her brother-in- law."

Different cover. I was attracted to this as it is set in Mexico and it is an unusual format - between each chapter, and sometimes even within the text - there are Mexican recipes. Having flicked through it I don't think I'm going to get to grips with this weird style, but I'll have a go at some point - unless anyone shouts for it in the meantime!

I've heard really good things about this book but just can't seem to get any enthusiasm for it at all.

So I'll be taking it along to the Hants, Berks and Oxon meeting tonight in the hope that someone will appreciate it more than me!

Caught at the 3Bs cafe, Reading, last night

I'm having a clear out of books that are clearly not going to get anywhere near the top of Mt Toobie in the forseeable future.

As part of this exercise, I'm taking this to the Stamford Arms meet in London today.

I thought my WI might like this, if not it will be released or go to the SalceyForest OBCZ.

RELEASE NOTES:

Filling up the shelves at the cafe.

Caught the book in the cafe at Salcey Forest -its going back there today. A very novel novel - particularly if you like food. Wonder if anyone has tried any of the recipes!!

This book is still at the forest looking for a new reader. Weebly did a list of all the books still there as of today so you can find out if any of your books have been taken and not journalled.