If you don’t have an overdose of things French with my quasi weekly meme I love France, and my Reading Challenge, Books on France, I’m planning to join a couple of girls who do something special on France every July.
Book reviews:
– From Here to Paris by Cris Hammond: awesome memoir set on the canals of France!
– Confessions of a Paris Potty Trainer, by Vicki Lesage
– Murder in Pigalle, by Cara Black
– The French House, by Don Wallace
– Death in Pont-Aven, by Jean-Luc Bannalec
Other:
– Bastille Day 2014 in Chicago!
– Mailbox Monday, July 28, with 4 books related to France!
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Your’s in the third reference to Death in Pont-Aven this week! What is it that makes this one so special I wonder? cant wait for the review!
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cool! great mix of art, world of painters, Gauguin and others who went to paint in Brittany, and a mysterious murder.It’s very well done, I love the atmosphere, the description of the landscape, of the culture of the region. not done yet, but loving it a lot
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I do hope no-one overdoses on French posts this month! You’ve chosen some books I dont think I’ve seen reviewed in PiJ before, so that’ll be great. I’m also really interested in how you celebrate ‘le quatorze Juliet’. Merci
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just posted my 1st review. the next one is a fun mystery, not officially published yet
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I am looking forward to your Bastille Day post! 🙂
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they do great old French songs. unfortunately this year they decided to do it really on the date, not the week-end, so it will be on a work day in the US
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It’s great that you are participating in “Paris in July” too! I look forward to seeing your Bastille Day photos!
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good to meet you here too
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Who could ever overdose on Paris?! I am anxious to check out your meme, I love France 🙂
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I men, there are so many other great books, not related to France, but I tend more and more to focus on my roots
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