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Ella's Secret Family Recipes

Author: Kay Bell  

When Kat Bower is left a book of family recipes by her recently deceased mother, Ella, she discovers that the book is a conduit into the lives of the women who contributed to it. Through their stories, she embarks on a journey of discovery.

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When Kat Bower is left a book of family recipes by her recently deceased mother, Ella, she discovers that the book is a conduit into the lives of the women who contributed to it. Through their stories, she embarks on a journey of discovery.

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A recipe book is an odd thing to give to someone who doesn't cook, so when Kat Bower is bequeathed a book of secret family recipes by her recently deceased mother, Ella, she is puzzled. Along with the recipes, lovingly handed down from generation to generation, Kat quickly discovers that the book is a conduit into the lives of the remarkable women who contributed to it. Through their stories, she embarks on a journey of discovery about herself and her unexpected heritage, and about persecution, love and understanding. It turns out that the book brings her more than she could have ever imagined.

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Critic Reviews

“A delicious read that highlights the importance and universal nature of family and culture - Tasmanian Times.”

"A delicious read that highlights the importance and universal nature of family and culture" - Tasmanian Times.

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About the Author

Kay graduated in Law and Arts (French and German) from the University of Melbourne. She is an Australian writer, but her themes are universal. She has written The Lornesleigh Legacy, Ella's Secret Family Recipes, The American Governess and co-written Furey's War.

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A recipe book is an odd thing to give to someone who doesn't cook, so when Kat Bower is bequeathed a book of secret family recipes by her recently deceased mother, Ella, she is puzzled. Along with the recipes, lovingly handed down from generation to generation, Kat quickly discovers that the book is a conduit into the lives of the remarkable women who contributed to it. Through their stories, she embarks on a journey of discovery about herself and her unexpected heritage, and about persecution, love and understanding. It turns out that the book brings her more than she could have ever imagined.

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Product Details

Publisher
Campanile Publishing
Published
1st August 2016
Pages
298
ISBN
9780994265135

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