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The Christmas titles I hope to get to this month.🤞#SeasonsReading 🎄🤶❄️

Such fond memories of Paris, where I bought this. A little slow to start and loved it by halfway. Wonderful characters!

How meta 🇫🇷. On a different note, this book is much more interesting (less dry) than expected!

I‘ve been stuck reading neuroscience and psychology textbooks, but now I‘m on winter break!!! Naturally, I devoured a historical fiction brimming with WWII heartbreak, a bookshop and one of my favourite cities. A cozy and lovely read to start off my winter

Every French citizen declared: Paris won‘t be invaded.

But...Paris was invaded, and the Germans took over the city and the Hotel Ritz.

THE PARIS HOUSEKEEPER is another Renee Ryan gem that will be devoured by historical fiction fans and loved by those who enjoy female characters as the main focus.

Renee‘s books are always excellent!!

FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/52xb8cvp

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Tea, book and watercolors... I don't need much ;)

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In Mexico, and also London and Paris
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Some nice descriptions of food, clothing, and Parisienne life, but it felt very rushed and predictable at the end, and I ultimately didn‘t care very much about the characters.

“Now that‘s using your face, Jack Mac,” a spectator shouted as the buzzer sounded to end my weekly ball hockey game.
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A dysfunctional family story which is apparently a retelling of James‘ The Ambassadors, which I haven‘t read. I mostly enjoyed reading about the interplay between these characters who, although they are family, are essentially strangers, but end up wreaking all kinds of havoc in each other‘s lives.