Malouf Slipcase: Saha, Turquoise, Saraban

What can I say - I had Turquoise for a while (and love it!) and wanted to get Saha/Saraban as well, so I had to get this trilogy.As is says on the box, this is simply the Maloufs trilogy in a single package. I won't review the books themselves (look at the individual reviews on their respective pages), so I'm ONLY reviewing the slipcase. The whole slipcase is pretty heavy and a nice box, but it had three stickers on it which I can't remove easily without tearing them apart (why aren't peeleable labels compulsory Amazon?).*** Please note that the books in this package *DO NOT* have the same official covers you'd get if you bought the books separately. All three books have a simple cover with just the title on the side (no summary, pictures, or anything) and a drawing on the front. This means you can't just buy the set and sell them separately (which I was planning to do ;) ). Saha is printed on mate paper, but Turquoise and Saraban are printed on glossy (why not all 3 on matte?!?)This kit is an *amazing* gift for any middle-eastern lover. 1100+ pages of amazing many stories, beautiful pictures, and delicious and gorgeous recipes!

How do you define these books? They are beautiful to look at, fascinating to read and the recipes are delicious and easy to follow too. My main problem is not getting them dirty when I use them to cook from.Enjoy!

Quick delivery. Great great great books!

Bella idea quella di riunire in cofanetto ed edizione economica i tre diari di viaggio di Greg Malouf, cuoco australiano di origine libanese; un lungo viaggio in oriente coronato da una splendida cornice fotografica, né scontata né retorica, e ricette che sono rielaborazioni moderne di piatti libanesi, persiani e ottomani.Unico difetto, dovuto alla ristampa, i caratteri un pochino ridotti rspetto agli originali.