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I really enjoyed the book, but at times it was somewhat confusing who the author was talking about. It also went back an force from present time to years before, which was somewhat confusing. I really enjoyed the story, but would have enjoyed it more if timeline would have been clearer. It did make me very compassionate for how the children in Iran were treated an disciplined. This has really made me appreciate even more, being raised by a loving family in the USA.


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The Saffron Kitchen Yasmin Crowther 9780670038114 Books Reviews

A truly wonderful book.
My wife and I are both enjoying The Saffron "Kitchen". It was easy to order, well presented, and so far no after effects other than the satisfaction of knowing we have been well served.
Small book with beautiful story. Sad and poignant
This book is about real life-- no simple choices. We are all a product of our upbringing, and to really understand someone, you must understand their past.

Excellent weaving of two worlds and cultures, and the universal connector, love.
It was an easy read. Not thrilled with the ending.
I actually really liked this book.

It gives an impression of simple writing but it touches mother/daughter relations and the often misundertood issues (and who doesnt have them!) and the intricacies of living in diferent cultures, i would say the no man's land syndrome!

Whilst reading this book, it almost felt like i was hearing out someone, just when you chat with a friend and hear their story.

Lovely book, i have decided that i will re read it again next year!
A beautifully crafted story about a young woman who was forced to leave Iran after being falsely accused. She makes her way in America but longs for home.
I really enjoyed the book, but at times it was somewhat confusing who the author was talking about. It also went back an force from present time to years before, which was somewhat confusing. I really enjoyed the story, but would have enjoyed it more if timeline would have been clearer. It did make me very compassionate for how the children in Iran were treated an disciplined. This has really made me appreciate even more, being raised by a loving family in the USA.