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An excellent read! @FeatherV you would love this. Genevieve returns to the Paris of her childhood as her marriage is crumbling and upon her uncle‘s death. It is her dream to take over her uncle‘s locksmith shop. In the process she learns of a mysterious time in her mother‘s history and discovers much about herself.

FICTION - FRANCE - CHICK LIT

Paris, memories, keys, and family secrets.

THE PARIS KEY has you falling in love with the City of Lights as Ms. Blackwell describes the bakeries, the wine, the cheese, and the people.

Ms. Blackwell‘s writing style is so intriguing that you feel as though you are right there.

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Prompt: LETTERS

HISTORICAL FICTION - FRANCE

I fell in love with this book the minute Claire walked into the warmth of her childhood home as she returned to take care of her dying grandmother.

LETTERS FROM PARIS left me with a warm, cozy feeling because it was filled with history, family, Paris, love, and was simply a lovely read.

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A 2023 reading goal is to always have a nonfiction or biography running simultaneously with my fiction reading. This 2nd 2023 bio read conversationally while slipping into a Who‘s Who List on influential people Chanel mingled with. To sum it up, Chanel was mysterious, inventive, prone to mixing truth with omission and embellishment in the story of her life. Chaney tried to piece it together but it‘s very surface level and speculative at times. ⬇️

⭐️⭐️⭐️ Story of the world‘s wealthiest woman and the man she gave hundreds of millions of Euros to, maybe willingly, maybe by being taken advantage of. Lots of interesting bits, but also lots of details that could be hard to follow.

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Today‘s Prompt: MASK

LETTERS FROM PARIS takes us back to the life of the model for the mask and left me with a warm, cozy feeling because it was filled with history, family, Paris, love, and was simply a lovely read.

ENJOY!!  5/5

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This is a love story to Paris. It has a strong sense of place. It has made me want to lessen more about locks and locksmiths!
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Loved this book when i read it so long ago…

I run our local B&N‘s book club. With that said…if I didn‘t run it I would not have read it. I would‘ve DNF if I could. I liked nothing about this book. I had high hopes. I don‘t know if it‘s her writing style which was hard for me to read. Or if it was the characters? Whatever it is I wasn‘t a fan. #bookspin #thebigjunereadathon #travelthroughbooks #parisfrance @TheAromaofBooks @Clwojick

#20in4 #readathon First one done. Such an interesting read encompassing the history, artists & writers, the food , & everything that makes this neighborhood in Paris a bohemian enclave supreme.I knew nothing of Isadora Duncan‘s brother Raymond who started a commune & went around dressed in the Ancient Greek style of robes W/ his hair in long braids.He taught weaving & fabric painting, selling sandals, togas , & scarves made at the commune!😁❤️