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My Life in France
by Julia Child | Biographies & Memoirs
Registered by Sunneschii of Zürich, Zürich Switzerland on Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Average 7 star rating by BookCrossing Members 

status (set by melissahuxley): to be read


4 journalers for this copy...

Journal Entry 1 by Sunneschii from Zürich, Zürich Switzerland on Tuesday, April 26, 2011

9 out of 10

Informative and a lot of fun to read! 


Journal Entry 2 by wingEprinzessinwing at Stäfa, Zürich Switzerland on Thursday, April 28, 2011

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Do I need a dictonary because my "cooking-english" is not very good? 


Journal Entry 3 by wingEprinzessinwing at Stäfa, Zürich Switzerland on Monday, June 20, 2011

7 out of 10

It was nice to read but I would not have missed anything if the book would have had about 50 to 100 pages less.  


Journal Entry 4 by wingEprinzessinwing at Stäfa, Zürich Switzerland on Wednesday, January 18, 2012

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Macht sich bald als RABCK auf den Weg zu Lilo37fee.

02.02.2012 geht heute mit meinem "Kurier" zu einem deutschen Briefkasten 


Journal Entry 5 by wingLilo37feewing at Kelheim, Bayern Germany on Friday, February 10, 2012

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How nice! I am really looking forward to read this book.

@sunneschii: How nice to read from you. I missed you in the German forum and thought you might not be around bookcrossing at all any more. 


Journal Entry 6 by wingLilo37feewing at Kelheim, Bayern Germany on Saturday, March 03, 2012

7 out of 10

The book tells the story of Julia Child´s life. After the war she moved to Paris with her husband Paul, who was working in the US foreign service. The book tells us of a long passed Paris. But mainly it describes Julia Childs devotion to French cooking. Having found her mission quite late in life, she becomes a devoted cook. What I found most impressing: The ling long time she was working on her book, the simple trust that what she is doing is good, the devotion with which she writes recipe for recipe, year for year. Also I admire the inspiration Julia Child seems to have all her life.
In my opinion she can really be an ideal: She is no model at all, quite big and clumsy, but always confidet, because it are her good mood and energy that count. She sticks to her dream, she takes life, as it comes, she is affectionate, passionate, enjoys life and likes enjoment. These gifts are rare nowadays where noone dares to take a second helping of anything.
I really enjoyed this book, it is funny and inspiring. And also it is quite informative about the historical time where it is set, McCarthy and so on.
I also like the photographs.  


Journal Entry 7 by melissahuxley at Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates on Tuesday, April 03, 2012

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LILO37FEE! Such kindness!

I established my wishlist so that I could participate in the Wishlist Tag Game. I never anticipated that a kindly BCer would treat me to a book just because!

I will spend the summer in France this year and I can't think of a more fitting read to set me on my way... Once I've read it, I would love to pass it on to my girlfriend {whom I shall spend plenty of time with in France} who will take it home to Brisbane, Australia... We shall see what comes! 




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