Tells the story of a hapless young chef in the crazed world of the professional kitchen, featuring lust, revenge, neurosis and haute cuisine.
Chop Chop – Wroe Simon
5.17 €
Tells the story of a hapless young chef in the crazed world of the professional kitchen, featuring lust, revenge, neurosis and haute cuisine.
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Kategórie: Filmy, knihy, hry, Heureka.sk, Knihy, Knihypre
Značka: Penguin Books
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