Book · 1989 · Fiction

Like Water for Chocolate

Anchor Books (Penguin Random House) · 246 pages
★ 4.7 editorial score

Tradition forbids the youngest daughter to marry, so Tita cooks, and everything she feels enters the food. Her quail in rose petal sauce sends a sister off naked with a Mexican revolutionary.

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