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The Kamogawa Food Detectives return in A Serving of Hope, translated from the Japanese by Jesse Kirkwood. This bestselling, heartwarming sleuthing series can be enjoyed separately, i any order, or binged all at once!
Perfect for fans of Before the Coffee Gets Cold.
If I hadn't searched for the 'flavours'…
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Kashiwai uses the same format and successful formula in A Serving of Hope (book four) as in previous installments. Each chapter is an independent story broken into two parts. The chapters are named for the assignment: the dish that a client wants recreated. These can be incredible simple, yet full of memories, like fried chicken that was served on a memorable day in someone’s life. In certain instances, clients show up at the Kamogawa Diner and tell Nagare and his daughter, Koishi, that they aren’t sure why they have the urge to find a particular meal. The message comes through…
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