Pasta Al Dente
- 316pagine
- 12 ore di lettura
The narrative draws a parallel between cooking and the complexities of growing up, highlighting the challenges faced by a young person in a tumultuous family environment. With a controlling mother, an absentee father, and a family that equates wealth with solutions, the protagonist navigates a world influenced by strict moral teachings from Catholic sisters. The backdrop of the 1960s introduces themes of rebellion and self-discovery amidst the chaos of adolescence, illustrating that growth, much like cooking, requires the right ingredients and conditions to avoid an explosive outcome.
