Hallelujah! The Welcome Table: A Lifetime of Memories with Recipes Free Audiobook Download by Maya Angelou

The title, "Hallelujah! The Welcome Table", suggests that this may be a memoir of all the different people who have welcomed Maya Angelou into their kitchens to make delicious meals for her. In reality, this is a book full of great recipes and sage advice for any cook.

I love the sound of the audiobook version of Hallelujah! The Welcome Table. It is narrated by Maya Angelou and it is a joy to listen to her voice. I have read this book about twenty times, but listening to it once again is like listening to a new story each time.

Maya Angelou shares her lifetime of memories through this audiobook, from growing up on the cotton plantation in Arkansas to becoming a renowned writer. This life-changing book is perfect for anyone who has ever felt like they don't belong or the world couldn't possibly be their oyster.

Maya Angelou left us with a gift in her memoir entitled "Hallelujah! The Welcome Table". In it, she tells of her life-long love affair with food and cooking. The book contains over 100 recipes for everything from barbecued meats to fried chicken, just as many stories about life on the plantation and in the kitchens of white people's homes. But the most important thing about Angelou's cookbook is that each recipe page is illustrated with a black-and-white photograph from Angelou's own personal collection of cookbooks.

The combination of the words 'hallelujah' and 'welcome' makes this book a must-have for anyone who wants to enjoy a lifetime of memories with recipes. Maya Angelou's memoir will take you on a journey through her own life as she weaves together stories from herself and from people dear to her--stories that will make you laugh, cry, and reflect upon your own life.

In her book, the author Maya Angelou shares a lifetime of memories with recipes as well as some lessons about life. It is a memoir that reflects on how family, friends and food have been central to her life. The book has conversations with Maya's father, grandmother, and mother from childhood to old age; provides humorous anecdotes; and includes information about the importance of food in African culture.