Did you ever have a friend – a helpful, reliable and dependable friend when needed? One who was always there, willing and able to lend a hand for the big and small things?
That ‘one’, the bestie, the one you thought you could never live without their ‘being there to help out’?
Imagine if you find out that friend stabbed you in the back. Rhetorically, darlings.
This book isn’t a typical food read of recipes. It is not a read – it is an experience.
Reading Gastro Obscura is an immersive journey that takes the reader into a world of food they never knew existed.
Paris between the wars. The city. The arts. The movements. The literature. The left bank. The culture. The cocktail.
Stop right there.
The novels of Charles Dickens plus the collection of his personal letters are an amazing addition to any digital library. And this offer? Seriously? 88 cents? Who says no to that?
An unvarnished glimpse into the quiet rhythms of the city before speed took over.
We are living in a society in which herdspeak is a language – memes are a form of communication, and wearing the look and expressing the same viewpoints are signals of belonging.