Used Book – Mangez-moi, Agnès Desarthe

Myriam is a little lost, a little fanciful, and a little dishonest. One fine day, she decides to open her own restaurant. To her own surprise, "Chez Moi" quickly becomes the go-to spot for neighborhood residents, a warm haven where everyone gathers. In her diner, Myriam whets appetites and loosens tongues with the instinct, grace, and sensuality of an artist in the kitchen...

Born in Paris in 1966, Agnès Desarthe speaks Arabic, Russian, and Yiddish and has written numerous novels. Published in Points: *Les Bonnes Intentions*, *Naissances*, *Le Principe de Frédelle*, *Quelques minutes du bonheur absolu*, and *Un secret sans importance*, which received the Prix du Livre Inter in 1996.

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