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SELECTED READING
LIST FOR FRANCE
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| Travel |
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Most Beautiful Villages of Provence by: Hugh Palmer Provence is
a land apart, a territory of outstanding beauty and distinction that has exercised
a fascination for outsiders since earliest times. It is the smaller communities
that the true Provencal spirit can be found: in brilliant sunlight falling across
the terracotta roofs of the hill villages,.. |
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Between
Meals : An Appetite for Paris by: A.J. Liebling New Yorker contributor's
memoir of a classic gourmand. |
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D'Azur : Inventing the French Riviera by: Mary Blume |
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or Foe? : Getting the Most Out of Visiting, Living and Working in France by:
Polly Platt Let's face it: the French have gotten a bad rap. Mention that
you're considering a trip to France and everyone will warn you about rude waiters,
supercilious shopkeepers, and snooty concierges who won't give you the time of
day--and worse, pretend not to understand your high-school French. Not.. |
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Ago in France : The Years in Dijon by: M.F.K. Fisher. Recalls her
years as a newlywed, around 1929, in Dijon. |
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Moveable Feast by: Ernest Hemingway Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound,
and F. Scott Fitzgerald color this memoir of Paris in the '20's. |
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Year in Provence by: Peter Mayler Who hasn't dreamed, on a mundane
Monday or frowzy Friday, of chucking it all in and packing off to the south of
France? Provençal cookbooks and guidebooks entice with provocatively fresh salads
and azure skies, but is it really all Côtes-du-Rhône and fleur-de-lis? |
| | Two
Towns in Provence by: M.K.F. Fisher |
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Children's Books |
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This
is Paris by: Miroslav Sasek
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collection: Getting to know the world's greatest artists: Monet,
Renoir,
Matisse by:
Miroslav Sasek
These are short, 32-page, children’s books which provide
a neat introduction to some of the most important artists of the Renaissance. |
| Essential to Take Along |
| | Eyewitness
Travel Guide to Paris... Excellent guide with pictorial notes,
especially good if traveling with children. |
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| Eyewitness
Travel Guide to Provence Easy-to-use comprehensive guides with
plenty of photos so you can preview what you are considering visiting. |
| | Michelin
the Green Guide Paris (Michelin Guide) Indispensable for sightseeing
in France, has small maps of the main cities you will visit and a list of hours
that muesums are open. |
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