
Just started and from page 1 made me chuckle and by page 13 outright laughing.
Just started and from page 1 made me chuckle and by page 13 outright laughing.
The plot was convoluted and the characters were many and undeveloped.
“…but to be on my own again and free. The thought is a dangerous one, though, and I know that I mustn‘t let it grow too large.”
HF dual timeline - midWWII and postwar 1953. Louise tries to connect clues and memories based on a lost then rediscovered necklace, a department store-turned-Nazi venue for selling seized goods, and her friend Franny…
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This novel follows the lives of three prominent figures during the French Revolution: Georges Danton, Camille Desmoulins, and Maximilien Robespierre.
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I absolutely adored this book. Julia writes about her enriching and love filled life in France. This book has me inspired!
#JulyJazz Day 10: The #Fireworks in Versailles were hands-down spectacular. We were fortunate to witness it when we were in France last year. This is one of the photos I managed to take, along with gorgeous videos.
Van Gogh‘s sunflowers build continues while I finish this book. I loved learning where the food we associate with France came into existence and what was happening at that time. I have travelled a fair bit in France so I could picture so many of the places the author talked about and the food too. It‘s time to go back