A Taste for the Way

The heroine takes her grandmother with Alzheimer's disease together to find her relatives. It is a realistic novel about old people and old people. It is very touching! The mutual warmth between the heroine and the hero, running in both directions, is beautiful! Every experience is filled with the thickness of life. May we each find a home and embrace love. ❤️❤️❤️

Hello everyone, the new book 🌈"Tasty Knowledge" is online. It is a journey of root-finding that is guided by food and warms the world. It is a warm story of wrestling with memories, exploring life and death, and healing childhood. [Vicious foodie grandma VS smart chef girl + snack gift package CP] I make a fist here and declare: Even if you forget about the whole world, you can't forget to eat, eat, eat! 🍲🥪🥗🥘🍝🍛🥙🥞🍺🥃🍱🍾🍡🍖🌯🍳🍭🍼

You are the warmth of the world

Simple, warm and healing food articles, worth recommending... In the voice of a heroine who accompanies a grandmother suffering from Alzheimer's disease, she writes about the pain, confusion, despair and hope of survival of patients and their families... It is very suitable for being made into a movie... My eyes are swollen from crying... I don't know why the evaluation is so low compared to those white novels.

This is the first time I have read a novel that combines food travel and Alzheimer's disease. Maybe it's because there are elders in my family who suffer from the disease. I really feel that the family members who are trapped in it are the most painful. Looking at the delicate text, I feel very immersed. There is no heavy pain as imagined. The combination of tempting food and true stories makes me feel warm and healing. The old child who is a foodie and has a sharp tongue makes people feel cute and distressed. I laughed when I wanted to cry many times, and I felt sad when I smiled. Such real and warm family love is really unforgettable. Reading this book, I slowly remembered a lot of the interactions I had with my relatives in the past, and suddenly I felt a little homesick.

It's super beautiful, the whole text is fluent, and the emotions are deep. Especially when I read the last part, I really couldn't stop crying, it was so touching.

Interpreting love through food also allows the public to understand the disease of Alzheimer's disease and the difficulty of taking care of them.

Thanks for sharing the debilitating late stage of Alzheimer's disease! I didn't expect that even the ability to chew and take care of myself would disappear. . . ! Adults really need to take proper care of their own mobility, so as not to burden their children!!!

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