I can handle it, mom. How to survive the loss, find love and learn how to cook

Penetrating, funny, life -affirming memoirs about how to survive the loss, fall in love and learn to bake stunning cakes. In the book you will find recipes - from the Pavlov cake with Marakuya to the shepherd"s pie according to the recipe for the mother of Olivia.

At the moment when her mother died, Olivia Potts baked a pie. So she tried to impress the person, who would later marry. And she had fun at the party, not suspecting that her former life collapsed 275 miles from London.

Woe drove Olivia into the kitchen. Returning from work - and she worked as a criminal lawyer - Olivia felt unhappy and tired. At home, she baked soda bread, pizza and chocolate-banana cupcake. Her biscuits did not rise, custard cream was folded, but in cooking she found comfort. Baking became a way to find a new meaning in life where there is no longer a mother.

So Olivia has a plan: change life. No more ships, but only macaroons. She left the jurisprudence and signed up in