So, we have reached the end of Paris in July and it has been rather fun!
Here is the round up of the various posts that I have published.
- Getting Started – Paris in July
- Weekend Cooking – Little Paris Kitchen by Rachel Khoo (post 1)
- Strangers in a Strange Land Belgian Refugees 1914-1918
- Weekend Cooking – Little Paris Kitchen by Rachel Khoo (post 2)
- Memories of Renoir, Monet & Piaf
- Weekend Cooking – Little Paris Kitchen by Rachel Khoo (post 3)
- Franco – British Exhibition London 1908
- The Siren of Paris by David Leroy – an Excerpt
Paris in July was hosted by Karen from BookBath and Tamara from Thyme for Tea.
You can see a list of all participants for Paris in July HERE
Julie Goucher ~ Anglers Rest 
Thanks, I am glad you enjoyed the posts. I have not come across that book and have added it to my growing wishlist of books to read.
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Have you read “Almost French” by Sarah Turnbill? An interesting book by an Aussie who married a Frenchman and after a year, learned to be “almost
French.” Hard for me to read the accounts of concentration camps during WW II, but I enjoy your posts and can imagine myself sitting in a little cafe in Paris speaking flawless French, discussing politics.
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