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Real Fast Puddings

Nigel Slater

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Discover the delicious yet speedy desserts in Nigel Slater's classic Real Fast Puddings. An...

Recipes from My Portuguese Kitchen

Miguel de Castro e Silva

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This title features 65 authentic recipes from Portugal, shown in over 260 photographs. It explores...

The Easy Vegetarian Kitchen: 50 Classic Recipes with Seasonal Variations for Hundreds of Fast, Delicious Plant-Based Meals

Erin Alderson

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Fresh, delicious vegetables should be a staple of any diet, but if you've decided that you'd like to...

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Oct 15, 2020

Sannah

Miriam Newman | 2020 | Romance

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Sannah has just reached adulthood (in her clan's eyes) and is thinking about how to survive the winter plus who she might end up with. What she doesn't expect is to be taken from her clan along with other women and everyone she knows killed or left to starve. Memmet is doing the best he can for his tribe and if that means kidnapping other women so his survive then so be it.

These two are incredibly well-matched and, as the story progresses, you find out just how 'lucky' Sannah was to have been claimed by Memmet. Meka is there to show just how bad it could be for those taken.

This is a wonderful novel. Being as it is set in ancient times there is a whole different set of world-building going on which I thought was incredibly well done. The characters all have their foibles and idiosyncrasies but remain true to who they are and their time. Sannah's fears and misconceptions were well-written, showing her divided loyalties with her hopes and concerns for the future.

I thought this was a really great read that I thoroughly enjoyed and have no hesitation in recommending.

* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *

Merissa
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