French Kissing - Catherine Sanderson Reviews
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Newest Review: ... breakup of her ten-year relationship, leaving her a single mother, as she embarks on an onlin attempt at restarting her ... more
... love-life.
What I got from this book is the knowledge that the author is intimately acquainted with the city. The streets she describes, the areas she talk of are just as she writes. Yes it did help that I was in Paris at the time, but Catherine Sanderson writes so descriptively, you can put yourself where Sally and her friends are.
The writing style is fluid and well paced. The characters are well rounded and likeable, and the descriptions of the 'dates' Sally finds herself on are humourous. You even find yourself liki...more
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by - written on 19/10/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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With a planned trip to Paris, this book jumped at me from my book clubs recent magazine, so when I spotted in with a 3for2 sticker in Waterstones, I decided to buy it. What could be better for a eurostar trip than a story of an English Woman living in Paris after the breakup of her ten-year relationship, leaving her a single mother, as she embarks on an onlin attempt at restarting her love-life. What I got from this book is the knowledge that the author is intimately acquainted with the city. The streets she describes, the areas she talk of are just as she writes. Yes it did help that I was in Paris at the time, but Catherine Sanderson writes so ... Read the complete review
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