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    Quarantinis on the Balcony
    Quarantinis on the Balcony
    Quarantinis on the Balcony
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    Quarantinis on the Balcony

    By Michelle Franklin

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    When COVID-19 left Michelle quarantined in her apartment in Abu Dhabi she had an idea to post photos of her daily quarantini on social media, along with photos taken from her balcony. Quarantinis on the Balcony is a compilation of recipes and short stories coupled with photos taken during the nearly 2 months of being quarantined. The book was

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichelle Franklin
    Release dateNov 27, 2020
    ISBN9780578811895
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