Like Water for Chocolate
4 journalers for this copy...
In Laura Esquivel's Like Water for Chocolate, the narrator chronicles the life of her great-aunt, Tita De la Garza, who lives in northern Mexico during the early 1900s. The novel's twelve chapters, written one per month in diary installment form, relate details from over two decades of Tita's life, beginning in 1910, when she is fifteen years old, and ending with her death at thirty-nine. Each chapter also includes a recipe that Tita prepares for her family during this period. After her mother refuses to allow her to marry the man she loves, Tita channels her frustrated desires into the creation of delicious meals that often have strange effects on her family.
I can mark one more book of the 1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die list.
Released 14 yrs ago (10/20/2009 UTC) at to a bookwinner, A RABCK -- Controlled Releases
CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:
Off to the Never Won RABCK winner... not on her list but it seems like she's reading 1001 books. This is on her list and not on her shelf... Enjoy! :-)
Released 14 yrs ago (1/23/2010 UTC) at
CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:
will release at next BCinDC meetup
I cringed at all the stupid decisions that were made. I did try to take into account that this was more than 100 years ago, but still couldn't get over it.
I'll send the book to stringofpearls who's in the Birthday group with me and has it on the wishlist (well, I'll check first if it's still on there, of course).
Released 10 yrs ago (8/27/2013 UTC) at Burning Man in Black Rock City, Nevada USA
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
So I'll take the book to Burning Man and will try to release it at the Bookcrossing Zone there, not sure exactly what day I'll make it.
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