This is my review of the self-help poetry book, “Blooming Bare” by Morgan Richard Olivier
Category: Books
Book Review: “Dear Paris: The Paris Letters Collection”
This is my review of Janice MacLeod’s book, “Dear Paris: The Paris Letters Collection”
My Post About Paris Booksellers is Featured on “Travel In Culture”
Thanks to Annelise of Travel In Culture for including my post on their list of Top Things to See and Do in Paris! Check out number 7: Les bouquinistes
A Song and a Book: “In My Life”
“In My Life” is a beautiful song by The Beatles. Now it’s a gorgeously illustrated children’s book by California artist, Genevieve Santos (This post is not sponsored)
Read With Us: “The Runaway Beignet”
“The Runaway Beignet” is a retelling of “The Gingerbread Man” and it takes place in New Orleans during Mardi Gras! Read along with my daughters and me
Book Review: “Sorry I Haven’t Texted You Back”
This is my review of Alicia Cook’s latest collection of poetry, “Sorry I Haven’t Texted You Back”
Book Review: “The Secret French Recipes of Sophie Valroux”
This is my review of the novel, “The Secret French Recipes of Sophie Valroux” by Samantha Vérant
Book Review: “Vanessa Yu’s Magical Paris Tea Shop”
This is my review of the novel, “Vanessa Yu’s Magical Paris Tea Shop” by Roselle Lim 🔮🍵💕🦋
Book Review: “Paris, Part Time”
This is my review of Paris, Part Time, a memoir by American author and personal chef, Lisa Baker Morgan
In 2013, I Wrote a Book of 40-Syllable Poems and Called It ‘Quarantine’
The book is not about the pandemic. However, I was inspired to write a new poem recently. Read “inside/outside” here
If You’re Learning French, Read These 3 Books
When my daughter’s French teacher recently asked for donations of new or gently used French-language books to add to her … More
How Do You Say Blueberry in French? It Depends on the Region
In France, they call blueberries myrtilles, but in Québec, they’re called bleuets
Meeting the Author: Mark Greenside
I attended author Mark Greenside’s talk at a local independent bookstore, where he read a few excerpts from his latest book, (not quite) Mastering the Art of French Living
Visiting les Bouquinistes and Shakespeare and Company in Paris
I’m writing this while sitting on a stool near a typewriter on the second floor of Shakespeare and Company (in … More
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