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Title	:	Angelina's Bachelors
Author	:	Brian O'Reilly
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	August 9th 2011 by Gallery Books (first published January 1st 2011)
Categories	:	Fiction. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Food and Drink. Food. Romance. Foodie. Contemporary. Adult Fiction

Angelina's Bachelors

Brian O'Reilly

Paperback | Pages: 384 pages

Rating: 3.63 | 2722 Users | 418 Reviews

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Sometimes the shortest distance between two people is the length of a kitchen table. . . .

Far too young to be a widow, Angelina D'Angelo suddenly finds herself facing a life without her beloved husband, Frank. Late one night shortly after the funeral, she makes her way down to the kitchen and pours all of her grief and anger into the only outlet she has left-her passion for cooking. In a frenzy of concentration and swift precision, she builds layer upon layer of thick, rich lasagna, braids loaves of yeasty bread, roasts plump herb-rubbed chicken; she makes so much food that she winds up delivering the spoils to the neighbors in her tight-knit Italian community in South Philadelphia.

Retiree Basil Cupertino, who has just moved in with his kindly sister across the street, is positively smitten with Angelina's food. In a stroke of good fortune, Basil offers Angelina (not only husbandless but unemployed) a job cooking for him-two meals a day, six days a week, in exchange for a handsome salary. Soon, word of her irresistible culinary prowess spreads and she finds herself cooking for seven bachelors-and in the process discovers the magical power of food to heal, to bring people together . . . and maybe even to provide a second chance at love.

Filled to the brim with homemade warmth, Angelina's Bachelors is a sweet tale of overcoming grief, redefining family, and following your heart-through food.

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ISBN:	145162056X (ISBN13: 9781451620566)
Edition Language:	English
Setting:	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania(United States)

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As much as I wanted to like this book, it was a birthday present, but I couldnt' get into it. It was very sappy, cheesy, and not very well written. The main character just lost her husband, who dies while he is trying to get a piece of cake of a heart attack. She then is depressed but decided to relieve that depression by cooking for the single men in her neighborhood. Scattered throughout this novel are very complicated recipes that I would never make. This book got great reviews on Amazon, but



After only 5 years, Angelina suddenly becomes a widow. Luckily, she knows how to cook & her close knit family & community rally behind her. This was one of the nicest books that I have ever read. The characters were all kind, decent people, without appearing overly, or ridiculously sweet. The food descriptions were total food porn! And although, I will probably never make any of the recipes, I found the process delightful. I highly recommend this sweet, funny & well-written book!

Just finished Angelina's Bachelors: A Novel with Food by Brian O'Reilly. It has been on my TBR shelf for several years and just now got around to reading it thank to a Goodread's challenge. Angelina D'Angelo suffers a great loss when her husband dies unexpectedly. No, this isn't a spoiler. She has to make a life for herself and begins to cook breakfast and dinner for what turns out to be six different bachelors in the South Philadelphia neighborhood. It's a very charming story of finding one's

This book was a fast read (it took me about a day to finish) because a large percentage of the pages are filled with recipes. The book feels a lot like the movie Tortilla Soup did a love letter to food and the power that it has to unite people and to bring them through hard times. The story was fairly easy on the brainpan. Happily married woman loves her husband and loves to cook. Husband dies of a sudden heart attack. Newly widowed woman rebuilds her life and sense of purpose by cooking amazing

This was a quick, light read for me. I skipped over most of the recipes because they were unbelievably gourmet and usually quite fattening. But Angelina (love this name) herself broke my heart. When she loses her husband Frank, the love of her life, Angelina opens her South Philly home to a table full of hungry bachelors. She cooks for them twice a day, six days a week. By doing so, she gains not only a foodie fan club and a much-needed income, but also their loving support and allegiance,

This was a lovely book about resilience, friendship and the ways we make our own family. I found this book hard to put down. And don't forget the food, it was awesome!