Carolyn Huynh

Thurs, Apr 3 • 7:00 PM

Kepler's Books

About this event

Join Carolyn Huynh as she presents her new book, 'The Family Recipe', a family dramedy that delves into the complexities of estranged siblings competing for their father's Vietnamese sandwich franchise. The story explores themes of family heritage, love, and gentrification as Duc Tran's daughters attempt to revitalize old business locations across America while uncovering family secrets. This event promises an engaging discussion about rediscovering one's roots and the challenges of modern-day familial relationships.

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