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Three Days in June: A Novel
by Anne Tyler
Loved it! (12/15/2024)
Anne Tyler has always had a way of capturing characters so that you feel like you've known them for a very long time. And with Three Days in June, she's absolutely done it again.

Even though this book's is not long and it covers just a short time frame, it packs an emotional punch. The events described and the interactions of the characters during those three days stayed with me for many weeks.

There's so much for book clubs to discuss here so I think it would be an ideal choice.
At the Chinese Table: A Memoir with Recipes
by Carolyn Phillips
A joy to read (7/6/2021)
Carolyn Phillip's memoir with recipes is fascinating and wonderful to read. Her passion and love for the Chinese cultures, cuisines and people is palpable on every page. Her stories are all very interesting and so well written and the illustrations are delightful but I have to say, my favorite parts of the book were the recipes at the end of each chapter. Each was described with such enthusiasm (and advice!) which made them a joy to read and really added to her whole memoir.

An truly excellent book...I learned so much and I recommend it highly!
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