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Text in Arabic. A highly original novel by one of Mexicos most important storytellers, Kal Maa Lil-Shukulatas chapters each start with a traditional northern Mexican recipe. Cooking is the exclusive means of expression open to the female protagonist, who does not conform to the limited role that both society and her family have given her. Tita is trapped in a destiny predetermined at birth: family tradition dictates that the youngest daughter must renounce marriage and devote herself to the care of her mother. Tita, however, is passionately in love with Pedro, her eldest sisters husband.

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Utterly charming interpretation of life in turn-of-the-century Mexico... (an) exquisite first novel Publishers Weekly A tall-tale, fairy-tale, soap-opera romance, Mexican cookbook and home-remedy handbook all rolled into one, Like Water For Chocolate is one tasty entree from first-time novelist Laura Esquivel San Francisco Chronicle

Kal Ma' lil-Shukulata: Como agua para chocolate

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      Publisher: Hamad Bin Khalifa University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 06/11/2014
      ISBN13: 9789992195543, 978-9992195543
      ISBN10: 9992195541
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Text in Arabic. A highly original novel by one of Mexicos most important storytellers, Kal Maa Lil-Shukulatas chapters each start with a traditional northern Mexican recipe. Cooking is the exclusive means of expression open to the female protagonist, who does not conform to the limited role that both society and her family have given her. Tita is trapped in a destiny predetermined at birth: family tradition dictates that the youngest daughter must renounce marriage and devote herself to the care of her mother. Tita, however, is passionately in love with Pedro, her eldest sisters husband.

      Trade Review
      Utterly charming interpretation of life in turn-of-the-century Mexico... (an) exquisite first novel Publishers Weekly A tall-tale, fairy-tale, soap-opera romance, Mexican cookbook and home-remedy handbook all rolled into one, Like Water For Chocolate is one tasty entree from first-time novelist Laura Esquivel San Francisco Chronicle

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