Feast of the Seven Fishes Reviews

Over the years, we have made a big effort to connect with our peers across the country (Feast of the Seven Fishes Festival, our road tour last year and on the web.) Since our story is a story about family, we believe that the best way to grow our brand and business is by building meaningful relationships with people who care about our efforts. We're always happy to give away a review copy of our book to bloggers, sign books in Italian Delis and grocery stores across the country and are always happy to participate in events and festivities. So in this blog post, we're going to list some of the reviews that we have gotten and say thank you to all of you who have supported us over the years. Thank you. 

"Through attitude, romance, laughter, sarcasm and drama, Robert Tinnell teases the reader with a brief, but much enjoyed, tale. In a text section, he describes the real small town where he grew up and the real family members who inspired the characters in this story. At the end there is a short collection of family recipes described in the book. "

"Robert Tinnell's Feast of the Seven Fishes has taken on a life of it's own.  It began as his family's story of Christmas Eve, preparing seven fish dishes.  It became a 'graphic novel', or strip, telling such an engaging story, appreciated by so many, that it is slated to be filmed."

"We've talked about cookbooks before on the blog, but this is the first one we haven't actually cooked out of yet. Then again, it isn't often that a cookbook gets a jacket endorsement from Stan Lee.

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"It's a fun read, the characters in the book might remind you of some of your own relatives, it did me.

But more than that, I walked away with the thought of how certain foods and traditions connect us all with fond memories and feelings that stay with us throughout our entire lives, no matter what nationality or culture we're a part of."

More coming soon.

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Comments

[Cheryl]

I love this tradition. I ran across a mention of it a few years ago in a book, told my family and now I find my dad sharing it with random folks at the Winco seafood counter. I will have to find your book. Growing up in 70's America my family didn't have alot of family tradition and roots. But I have worked hard and co opting others for my own family. I will be shure to post a link to your blog on mine