The Hundred-Foot Journey (Audiobook)

from heidip

I also read The Hundred-Foot Journey and watched the movie. They really changed the plot in the movie, so be advised. In fact they took out all religion--which means they also took out the climax of the story. The story follows Hassan's life starting in India growing up over his grandfather's res...

from jo-jo

This was such a fun story that brought you to many destinations including, India, London, and Paris. We followed the life of a young Indian man named Hassan and watched him develop as a chef from cooking spicy indian food to authentic french cuisine. I was captivated by the journey that young Has...

from Clara53

My expectations were high: I had seen a preview of the movie based on this book (and who can resist Helen Mirren....) and set out to read it before the movie's premiere in the local theaters. So far it seems that it might be one of those cases when the movie turns out better than the book (to be ...

from BookConcierge

Book on CD performed by Neil Shah Hassan Haji was born into a restaurant family. Starting with his grandfather's restaurant in Mumbai, the family has made food their passion and careers. But after a tragic fire, they pull up stakes and set out across continents, ultimately settling in the small m...

from Cariola

Well, this is one instance in which I think that the movie was far better than the book. The story focuses on Hassan, a young Muslim from India with a natural talent for cooking: his taste buds are "the equivalent for a chef to what perfect pitch is for a musician." After stricken by a tragedy in...