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Check out our recent interview with Salma Abdelnour, author of Jasmine and Fire.

"Whenever I take walks, or travel, in any city in the world, I always have some kind of food adventure in mind," Salma says. "Hunting down a specific bakery I’ve heard about, or a particular dish or street-food vendor, gives me something to do when I’m traveling or just walking around, and gives me a way to connect with a place I’m discovering or rediscovering. It’s an excuse to wander off on a quest, to interact with a city and its people, and of course to treat myself to something delicious or fascinating in the process."

Are you like Salma Abdelnour? Do you discover new places through food? Share your story!


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Diane | 1 comments This book is fantastic. I love the way she talks about food and travel and being a single woman. The idea of revisiting your childhood home is such that anyone can relate to it. I'm almost done with this book and I would highly recommend it!


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Diane wrote: "This book is fantastic. I love the way she talks about food and travel and being a single woman. The idea of revisiting your childhood home is such that anyone can relate to it. I'm almost done wit..."

Thanks so much, Diane! We're so glad you're enjoying it.


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