One Summer in Paris | 
pickThe highlight of this book was the two main characters, Audrey and Grace. They're both easy to root for. The growth of their friendship, as well as of their individual selves gave this book a lot of depth and emotion. Romance is not the focal point here, even if the book's genre says otherwise. This is definitely a book to pick up when you're in a reading slump.
⭐: 4
pickJuly's #IllSeeYouInParis book is complete 😊 I really enjoyed this story! Grace & David are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary & Grace has a big surprise planned for David but David springs his own surprise on Grace. What follows is a summer of surprises, unexpected friendships, opportunities, self discovery, and discoveries. Can Grace go back in time and and revisit a missed opportunity?? Can she rediscover & (cont in comments)
And... Its July! How the heck did that happen?! That also means we are officially halfway through our #IllSeeYouInParis book challenge☺ I've really been enjoying the variety of books and I've also been reading and listening to a number of other books set in Paris. This really is my year for Paris 😁
Anyway, July! Our July book is one Summer in Paris by Sarah Morgan. Don't you just love that cover?!!
Happy July, happy reading!
pickI picked this up for the setting, and I was not disappointed. Loved Grace and Audrey's friendship and how it helped them grow! Could have used a once-over for all the Britishisms Grace, an American, was using though. #womensfiction
pickThis wasn‘t what I expected. I expected light, adventure, and love. Adventure and love I got, but this story was unexpectedly deeper, with deeper, more complex characters. I loved the range of ages and of relationships. I loved the friendship that Grace and Audrey built. I loved Mimi and I loved the compassion that Mimi had for David. None of these relationships were easy or cheesy. This was much more than I expected. It was good. 4/5
pickGood. Even though this is a depart from Sarah's usual focus as it focuses on the love of friendship rather than romantic love and friendship between a older woman and a teenage girl. This shows that it doesn't matter how old you are that as long as you take the time for someone you can be friends. Also it deals with the issue of how alcohol can destroy not just a person but a family. Also it features a beautiful bookshop.
pickThe odds that Audrey and Grace would find each other given their similar backgrounds but difference in age was incredible. Their instant connection was magical. I think every person reaches a point in their lives when they question their choices, their life's purpose or the path they are on. To find people who don't judge you but offer unwavering friendship yields a beautiful journey of self discovery.
June Book 5/20 #litsylove
“Reading gives us someplace to go when we have to stay were we are.” —Mason Cooley
In my June Book #4 I‘m going to Paris. 🗺😍
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pickI loved this book...comfort reading at its best and allowed me to escape to the streets of Paris. It‘s taken me a while to read as my head hasn‘t wanted to read but when I did read it...I fell in love with the setting❤️ It also shows that friendship can span over years and continents. A great read 📚
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March was a very quiet reading month for me with working extra hours as a key worker and home schooling my girls. There‘s always next month! ❤️ 📚
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🌷Planting a vegetable garden with my children
🌷Definitely introvert....my hubby would disagree😂
🌷3 and now I‘m reading the tagged booked and really enjoying it ❤️
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Well..I can‘t travel to Paris so this will have to do!
I chose a bright pretty cover design...a light easy read is what I think is needed. 📚❤️
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Day 2...Post from page 14 of my current read 📚
Thought I‘d tag my buddy in @NeedsMoreBooks ❤️
pickI loved the friendship between Grace and Audrey. The experiences they had and the comfort level that they had with one another was amazing. It‘s not easy to trust others with your baggage, let alone a stranger that soon becomes a friend.
pickUplifting and lighthearted, there is also quite a serious thread flowing through this story. I thought it was a lovely, heartwarming tale. The characters are well rounded but also flawed as we all are, maybe a little stereotypical if I‘m picky. There are some quite convenient and predictable moments in the story, but all in all it‘s just a darn good, entertaining read. 😊
4⭐️
I got book mail today! The tagged book, the better sister, without my mother and the guilty party! So exciting!!
The news today made me so sad. I have lovely memories of attending a mass in Notre Dame. 😭😭😭
But, it reminded me I didn‘t do a good enough job telling people about this giveaway. I‘m howjessreads in IG too. Enter to win this book!
pickI truly enjoyed this book.It was such a great book to get you ready for summer, a time to find yourself and answers to what you are looking for. Grace and Audrey's story are different but they find friendship when both need each other. Even though there is an age difference between them they were still able to find common ground.
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so-soSo, my first impression was more of a 4 star. I flew through this in an afternoon. But then after the fact, several flaws occurred to me.
Also who has never had ketchup served in a small stainless steel cup?? Where have they been eating?? 😂😂 #nitpick #howjessreadsin2019
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#coverreaveal US can't wait to see the UK cover hope its as beautiful as this ❤️📖📚
