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Cargando... Return to the Little Coffee Shop of Kabulpor Deborah Rodriguez
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  leah152 | Jun 16, 2022 |   I plodded through the first few chapters wondering 'why am I reading this?' Then when Sunny started bargaining with Rick, I was suddenly immersed in the story. I really liked it. She makes the characters come alive. (  ) GeoffSC | Jul 25, 2020 | This book ploughs the groove forged in the original and therefore, knowing what to expect, I found it a more enjoyable read. Again there are really deep and profound issues regarding the rights of women in Afghanistan which are used to link the narrative and spoken about judgementally but which are not really developed with any depth. (  ) pluckedhighbrow | Jun 26, 2017 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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Six women, on opposite sides of the earth, yet forever joined by a cafe in Kabul. Sunny, its former proprietor and the new owner of the Screaming Peacock Vineyard in the Pacific Northwest. But can she handle the challenges of life on her own? Yazmina, the young mother who now runs the cafe, until a terrifying event strikes at the heart of her family, and business ...Layla and Kat, two Afghan teenagers in America, both at war with the cultures that shaped them ...Zara, a young woman about to be forced into a marriage with a man she despises, with devastating consequences for all ...These five women are about to learn what Halajan, Yazmina's rebellious mother-in-law, has known all along: that when the world as you know it disappears, you find a new way to survive ...Reuniting us with many of the compelling characters from the international bestseller The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul, Deborah Rodriguez offers up an inspiring story of strength and courage in a world where happily-ever-afters aren't as they seem. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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This is the sequel to Deborah Rodriguez much loved book 'The Little Coffee Shop of Kabul. Most of the characters from the first book are there as well as some new ones, I won't list them all because it'll take up too much space but the main characters Sunny, Yazmina, Layla & Halajan are back. Sunny is back in the US & is mourning her boyfriend, Jack's loss. At the same time, she's been lumped with a run down vineyard & has to figure out what to do with it. Layla is also in the US is struggling in the totally alien American culture. On the other side of the globe, Yazmina & her new husband Ahmet are now running the coffee shop in Kabul while & Halajan is being her same rebellious self & breaking all the rules until a tragic event turns everyone's world upside down.
I loved this book almost as much as I did the first book. It was wonderful catching up with all the characters again & I loved the storytelling. The setting descriptions were so lush & vivid I felt like I was in Kabul (a not entirely comfortable feeling given my gender) there were also some good themes explored in this book like loss, grief, & of course the terrible treatment of Afghani women. The only complaint I have about the book is that it ended a bit abruptly but all in all, it's still a good read.