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If you are attracted to the mysterious and diverse culture of Latin America with its carnivals, dress, music, food and mysterious beliefs, then this book is for you.

The novel Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands by the world-famous writer, public and political figure, academician of the Brazilian Academy of Literature Jorge Amado is written in the genre of magical realism. Along with fictional, but quite believable and lively characters, the work features real representatives of Brazilian culture of the 30s and 40s of the twentieth century - musicians, singers, actors, as well as deities and spirits of Afro-Brazilian religious cults.

But in the first place, of course, is the story of Dona Flor, a beautiful woman, an unsurpassed cook, the owner of the Taste and Art school, who has to choose what is more important to her in life: public opinion or personal happiness.