I was one part loving the book, it was nice to see the relationship develop between Elizabeth and her partner and then I would find myself becoming annoyed with the author, as she belittled the French for not being like Americans. I guess that different cultures tackle things differently, and I was a bit frustrated with her not being open minded and appreciating her new homeland. 3/5
Tuesday, June 02, 2015
Lunch in Paris - Elizabeth Bard
I must say that I did enjoy most of this book right from the first day. Many of us may daydream about living in a cute apartment in Paris, I for one do, but only with a bucket full of money, so that wouldn't happen for me anytime soon. After a long distance romance, Elizabeth Bard, an American journalist moves to Paris to move in with her boyfriend, a small dingy apartment. Still there is a lot of charm and good food that comes with living in France, but we sense a lot of frustration with the way many things are done.
I was one part loving the book, it was nice to see the relationship develop between Elizabeth and her partner and then I would find myself becoming annoyed with the author, as she belittled the French for not being like Americans. I guess that different cultures tackle things differently, and I was a bit frustrated with her not being open minded and appreciating her new homeland. 3/5
I was one part loving the book, it was nice to see the relationship develop between Elizabeth and her partner and then I would find myself becoming annoyed with the author, as she belittled the French for not being like Americans. I guess that different cultures tackle things differently, and I was a bit frustrated with her not being open minded and appreciating her new homeland. 3/5
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