Amusing account of an Englishman attempting to settle in Paris with a view to opening an English tea-room and discovering that his corporate backers don't always share his vision.

Given to me today by my friend Snoopy56 when we met for lunch. It may stay on my TBR pile until I can fit it into Plum-Crazy's monthly themes, see Book Talk, What to Read this Month, in the Forum.

REVIEW:- While I did find this book amusing and read to the end I got rather tired of reading about the author's sexual exploits. It gave an interesting insight into the problems and intricacies of working in Paris and I laughed out loud several times when reading about the trials and tribulations the author encountered while learning and teaching French.

This book will be left in the ladies changing rooms at the gym.

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