This book took me quite awhile to read. Although it was well-written, it was not as delightful as Sarah Turnbull's Almost French. In Paris to the Moon, Adam gopnik chronicles his five years in Paris with his American wife and young child. In Almnost French, Turnbull, an Australian, chrnonicles her romance with a Parisian and the disconnects with the French culture. Both are interesting (although I found myself skipping huge passages of Gopnick's book), but Turnbull's book is charming.

Released on Saturday, November 20, 2004 at about 5:00:00 PM BX time (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) at US Postal Service in Chicago, Illinois Controlled Releases.

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sent to a fellow bcer. Enjoy!

I received this in the mail today from Amusedbythis. Looking forward to reading it. I haven't had the pleasure of living in Paris, but I have visited and can't wait to see what this author has to say about living in the city. Thanks!

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Left it with the tea & coffee. I hope whoever picks it up has a nice hot drink while they sit down for a good read.