Amado, Jorge 1912-2001 creator Taylor, James L. Grossman, William text novel nyu New York Vintage International / Vintage Books 2006 9999 monographic eng

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425 p. ; 20 cm. Gabriela, from Brazil's cacao-growing region, becomes an Arab's cook, mistress, and reluctant wife in an autocratic town with double standards. Part. One- A Brazilian from the Arabies --- Part. Two- Gabriela, clove and cinnamon. Jorge Amado ; translated from the Portuguese by James L. Taylor and William Grossman. Translation of: Gabriela, cravo e canela. Originally published in Portuguese by Lavraria Martins Editora, 1958. A novel Women cooks Brazil Fiction Brazil Social life and customs 20th century Fiction PQ 9697 A481g 2006 0307276651 (pbk.) : 9780307276650 (pbk.) OCO 060913 20230410132543.0 97855