Franz-Olivier Giesbert

Just to note... I did not finish reading this book, started but after 100 pages I was realistic, I will not finish... Maybe is because I read quite recently [b:The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared|13486632|The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared|Jonas Jonasson|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1334848488s/13486632.jpg|10365993]and this book is quite similar, maybe is because the story did not had the grip, but for the first time in my life I can't make myself to like a book and I just leave it. I don't think I will take it again, there are so many great books that are claiming to be read!!! This is not one of those for me....… (more)

He aquí la hilarante epopeya de Rose, una cocinera que nunca le ha temido a nada y que ha sobrevivido a las barbaries del siglo xx: el genocidio armenio, los horrores del nazismo y los delirios del maoísmo, sin perder el humor, el deseo de sexo y el afán de venganza: los tres pilares de la felicidad en su particular credo.

A los ciento cinco años aún regenta su famoso restaurante en Marsella, guarda una pistola en el bolso y no puede evitar los pensamientos eróticos cuando se cruza con algún tipo interesante. Esta singular cocinera, marcada por dos hombres y un siglo, se toma la justicia por su mano matando a sus enemigos suavemente. Rose pertenece ya a esa galería de grandes personajes literarios de los que no podemos separarnos.… (more)