Debra Van Tongeren

Debra Van Tongeren asked Gabrielle Zevin:

Our Los Angeles book club is reading TOMORROW, TOMORROW and Tomorrow for our March read. We always have fine wines and delicious meals. What would be your menu suggestion to accompany our discussion?

Gabrielle Zevin 1) something with peaches—a crostini? a tart? Though I don't think peaches are in season in March. 2) Japanese convenience store food: egg salad sandwiches or an eggplant katsu sandwich on white bread. Milk tea. Inari. Onigiri. 3) The obvious choice is pizza! Sadie prefers a thin crust. 4) Korean BBQ, with an emphasis on banchan (the sides), which are always my favorite part.

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A Goodreads user

A Goodreads user asked Gabrielle Zevin:

Hi Gabrielle, thank you so much for writing Young Jane Young. I LOVED it. Having said that, I am curious why Aviva doesn't confront Jorge about the baby or (and) reveal who the father is to her daughter. If it were the Congressman, I wouldnt have been surprised by her reticence. What's the rationale for this scenario?

J asked Gabrielle Zevin:

Hi Gabrielle! I'm a really big fan of your work and love your writing! I have always been curious the abbreviation Win says to Anya at the end of In the Age of Blood and Chocolate: "ddt ylrpang is imy ihtymyo ikidharbidwaethy itimsly idhmr"? Can you tell us what it stands for! Thanks!

Trudy

Trudy asked Gabrielle Zevin:

Hi Gabrielle, my club just finished your book and I absolutely adored it! Definitely one of my favorites. So, what is AJ's nationality? When the customer said, "You are both Black, but you are a different kind of Black." What does that mean.?

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