The Kitchen Front: A Novel

Hermosos colores,buena calidad de la tela y entrega rápida. Pero lo pedí la talla small y es muy grande y largo. Si usted pequeña y delgada no es para ti. Pero es muy bonito y los colores igual a la foto. Gracias

I like the length and weight of the shirt. It is enough to be warm on a cool day but not too heavy

Looks great on, but I didn't expect the material to be so thick. If you get too warm, this might not be the shirt for you. But if you are often cold, you will love this top.

Love this light weight hoodie!

I ordered the “light blue” though it appears more aqua-ish which is fine. The color blocking is nice with the dark blue (navy) and light blue. I usually order XL because I like comfort, but I’m glad I intuitively ordered the XXL - this top runs small. The colors did not bleed in the wash, and I hung it on a hanger to dry since it said ‘do not tumble dry’. The material is thicker, so It held its shape nicely. Only complaint: there’s no give in the neck when pulling it over my head, kind of claustrophobic for me, and it pulled my ponytail lose, so I had to re-do the up-do. The hood does have drawstrings, but the neck opening did not expand. I’m repeating myself; however, those who don’t like pulling clothing over their head will understand. Overall, though, I’m pleased with this purchase.

It’s heavy and thick, great for fall/winter, it runs a little tight so I would go up a size if you want it a little loose. Great top though!

Struggled with seller and Amazon to get a replacement after not receiving it first time It is bit baggy in sleeves Nice quality fabric Dark color Lighter weight Will enjoy wearing this fall on warmer days as it’s t-shirt material

Love the way the hoodie looks, however the material is not as soft, not really cotton, you can really feel the stitching on the arms, but will keep since it looks nicer than it feels

A tale of four women during wartime. We meet Audrey and he three sons, her sister Gwendoline and the rivalry, Nell, the kitchen maid and her mentor Mrs Quince and finally Zelda, a hotel chef and expectant mother,displaced by the war.A story based on true events, with a fictional cooking competition to find a female presenter for a radio cooking show. Included are a few of the recipes used in the book.Add jealousy, greed and rule breaking to the selling of black market goods and enemy prisoners of war for a gripping tale of action and interest.

I love it when I am reading a novel, and have to look things up whilst reading, I'm always learning. Things like, who knew that tin foil was invented by the French in 1903. I thought it was a relatively modern thing. I'd never heard of a Short Stirling plane. This is a story of four women each with their own mission and story to tell during 1942. I'll say no more for fear of it being spoiled by future readers.

A story of cooking & friendship set against the backdrop of the privations, especially for women, of WW2.An easy read enhanced by the recipes from the story , highlighting rationing , Black Market supplies & the adaptability & resourcefulness of women at that time.

A most enjoyable read, an insight in everyday lives during WW2.

It very nice