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The Summer Kitchen
The Summer Kitchen
Author: Lisa Wingate
For the author each story is an adventure, and quite often an unplanned one. The Summer Kitchen began with an idea that initially came from a reader, who told me about a group of friends who'd started a free lunch cafe in nearby Waco, TX. I visited The Gospel Cafe, and the idea for the Summer Kitchen developed from that visit and from another st...  more »
ISBN-13: 9781615232314
ISBN-10: 1615232311
Publication Date: 1/2/2009
Pages: 582
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Publisher: Doubleday
Book Type: Hardcover
Large Print: Yes
Other Versions: Paperback
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Helpful Score: 3
Awesome book! The characters are very well written and you totally get sucked into the story. Definitely recommend!!
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Helpful Score: 2
As always, Lisa pulls me into the story and keeps me there. It is a book that is hard to put down and I felt all the emotions described in the book. Lisa Wingate is good at looking at the human emotions, the responses to situations we find ourselves in and the resiliency of the human spirit. 5 stars, definitely.
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smileen avatar reviewed The Summer Kitchen on + 249 more book reviews
Another heartwarming book by Lisa Wingate.( She, of the Tending Roses series I always recommend!)
This is written from two views, SandraKaye, a mother going through a major upheaval in her family life, and Cass, the young orphan she befriends who is going through more than any 12 year old should be. This story contains domestic violence, drug addiction, poverty and homelessness, but tugs at your heartstrings in every chapter.
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Another good series by Lisa Wingate.


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