Michelle Cries in the Supermarket. Memoirs of Childhood Taste and Mother's Love

Michelle grew up and left home to build her own life, away from her parents and their expectations. A few years later, forgetting her teenage grievances, she returns to help her mother in the fight against a hopeless illness that will leave them no chances... Struggling with loss, Michelle recalls how her mother cared for her and how deliciously she cooked for her. And she learns to cook her favorite dishes herself. The taste of childhood helps to grasp the thread of her mother's love and find herself. “Michelle Cries in the Supermarket” is a nostalgic book about childhood and growing up, a prolonged teenage rebellion, and the search for one's identity, great sorrow, and the healing power of beloved food. This story evokes a desire to hug mom tightly and never let go.