The Flavours of Nationalism : A Memoir With Recipes For Love, Hate and Friendship
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The Flavours of Nationalism : A Memoir With Recipes For Love, Hate and Friendship

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Discover “The Flavours of Nationalism,” a captivating memoir by Nandita Haksar (ISBN: 9789354471131). Explore the complexities of love, hate, and friendship through the lens of personal experiences and delectable recipes. Haksar’s poignant storytelling invites readers on a profound journey of self-discovery and cultural exploration.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789354471131
  • Publisher: Speaking Tiger
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Width: 139 mm
  • ISBN-10: 9354471137
  • Publisher Date: 20 Feb 2022
  • Height: 25 mm
  • No of Pages: 256

23 reviews for The Flavours of Nationalism : A Memoir With Recipes For Love, Hate and Friendship

  1. Anuja Tripathy –

    Haksar’s storytelling is captivating. The recipes add a unique flavour to her experiences. A worthwhile read that made me think.

  2. Vignesh P –

    Interesting concept, blending memoir with recipes. The writing is good, but the focus on nationalism could be overwhelming.

  3. Akshit Kumar –

    A fascinating blend of personal experiences and social commentary. I appreciated the author’s honesty and vulnerability.

  4. Pragati Bisht –

    I struggled to connect with the author’s experiences. The recipes were interesting, but not enough to salvage the book for me.

  5. Ruchie Gautam –

    While the premise was intriguing, I found the execution to be somewhat lacking. The recipes felt disconnected at times.

  6. Saumen Sain –

    A powerful memoir that explores complex themes with grace. The recipes are a delightful bonus. Highly recommended!

  7. T S Kavya –

    An interesting read that blends personal stories with political analysis. Some recipes were very innovative and easy to follow.

  8. Govind Sharda –

    I really enjoyed reading this book. I would highly recommend it, if you are interested in cultural exploration.

  9. Shlok Singh –

    I did not have much expectation from this book, but I can now say that it is really worth reading. Definitely recommend!

  10. Sheshan A Hegde –

    I enjoyed the personal anecdotes and the connection to food. However, I wish there were more recipes and less political analysis.

  11. Nikhil Kumar –

    The Flavours of Nationalism is a very unique book. I really enjoyed reading about author’s journey and some of the recipes.

  12. Matsa Sai Sureshkumar –

    If you are looking for a book that connects food with politics, then do not miss this one!

  13. Ritik Jain –

    A beautiful and moving memoir that explores the complexities of identity and belonging. The recipes are a wonderful addition.

  14. Debojyoti Sarkar –

    Haksar’s memoir is both insightful and engaging. The recipes are more than just additions; they are integral to the narrative.

  15. Preet Singh –

    I wanted to love it, but the political discussion felt too preachy and ruined my experience of reading the memoir.

  16. Aparna Jha –

    It gives a raw human perspective on nationalism, which cannot be missed. The recipes are a wonderful add-on.

  17. Devansh Agrawal –

    The Flavours of Nationalism is a truly unique book. It’s a delicious memoir with food recipes, that everyone should read.

  18. Devender Pratap Mall –

    I was not a big fan of this book. The flavours were not really appealing to me, but that is my personal opinion.

  19. Vishal Baisoya –

    Haksar’s memoir is a powerful reminder of the importance of empathy and understanding. The recipes are a delicious bonus.

  20. Iqraa –

    The book offers a unique perspective on nationalism through personal stories and recipes. Some parts were more engaging than others.

  21. Shivamraj –

    A thought-provoking read. Some recipes were interesting, but the political commentary felt a bit heavy-handed at times. Overall, an okay experience.

  22. Ashish Kumar –

    A memoir that you should read if you are interested in understanding history from an ordinary person’s eyes.

  23. Kritika Suyal –

    I wanted to love this book, but the political discussions overshadowed the personal stories. Recipes were a nice touch.

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