“A enchanted book” says the Washington Post's review. The novelist's main Character is called Rose Edelstein, she's a young girl with a magic gift, she can literally taste the emotions of whoever prepares her food. She descovered her “magic power” while eating the mother's lemon cake made for her birthday.
A sweet and sour and extremely gentle book that contains a deep self-analysis about the unbridgeable gap between our interiors and what we truly show outside.
Everyday life and magic atmosphere to create an irresistible mixe to taste.
DD
Lifestyle
03 January 2013
an irresistible mixe to taste
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