Friendship Bread made me hungry! And wanting to cook! And made me want to have my bed and breakfast dram come true.
It's a beautiful story of an unlikely friendship between 3 women- Madeline, Hannah and Julia, who've all come together over a personal tragedy, and Amish Friendship Bread.
Julia receives a starter and a plate of bread and then it takes off. She makes the bread, out of duty to her 5 year old daughter, and then it gets passed and thus begins the unfolding of all three women. After unfolding their stories, are also the stories of Edie and Livvy.
It's a beautiful story, and it's also full of wonderful recipes. It's a good beach read, and in some ways it's reminiscent of The Friday Night Knitting Club. This novel too, is a simple story of the power of women's friendships and their strength. (400 pages)
B+
Monday, July 11, 2011
Book 35 (2011): Friendship Bread
Posted by Maggie at 2:00 PM
Labels: 2011, B, contemporary, fiction, Friendship Bread, women
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