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tpixie
The Book of Lost Names | Kristin Harmel
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The Book of Lost Names is a beautifully written tribute to quiet heroism. It is a story about the courage to defy, the strength to remember, and the quiet rebellion of a woman with a pen. Eva found a way to remember as well as save displaced children
#FrenchResistence
#ResistenceForgers

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Phoenix in Flight
The History of the Franks | Gregory of Tours

All about the turbulent Merovingian dynasty

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Leniverse
The Modern Fairies | Clare Pollard
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Did she really, though? First of all, it's "hear, hear", not "here, here", and secondly, this takes place in France so she would be a lot more likely to say "well said" (Bien dit!)

And the book was doing so well up until now.

Ruthiella Oh my! 😬 3d
Susanita 🤦🏻‍♀️ 2d
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Conservio
The Coral Thief | Rebecca Stott
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slowly trucking along with the last two books for the #orilium April challenge. Oddly enough, the book about the history of Porcelain in Europe(The Arcanum) is the more interesting of the two.
#history #porcelain #paris

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Kitta
The Nightingale | Kristin Hannah
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Pickpick

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

My sister sent me her copy of this WW II novel about French women in the resistance during the Nazi occupation of France. And wow. So good.

Some things felt a little clichéd but I don‘t care, I was moved by the story of Isabelle and Vianne, and still want to give this five stars.

It was scary to be reading about this and how it mirrors some of what is happening in the US right now. Not the same of course, but there‘s some parallels.

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DebinHawaii
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#DynamicDs

Three favorite book covers with a #Dish or dishes on them.

Eggs Lovely 🫖 🩷 🥣 5d
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Leftcoastzen
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Thrifted today ! Escoffier is from 1941 no extra charge for the sauce splatters, Pennsylvania State Grange Cook Book 1928.

Tamra So much love they‘ve seen! 1w
Leftcoastzen @Tamra Right ?! That is definitely part of the charm. 1w
TheKidUpstairs I LOVE old cook books! What great finds! 1w
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LeahBergen So cool! 1w
AnnCrystal 🤩😍💕📚💝. (edited) 1w
Leftcoastzen @TheKidUpstairs me too ! Fun to read the way culture changes , even if you don‘t make anything! 1w
Leftcoastzen @LeahBergen couldn‘t resist 1w
Lcsmcat The splatters tell you which recipes are good. Or at least which ones were made the most. 😀 7d
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annahenke
My Life in France | Julia Child, Alex Prud'homme
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Pickpick

I do love a good memoir, and this is a classic for a reason. Recounting how Julia Child wrote Mastering the Art of French Cooking with co-authors and its successive volumes while in France due to her husband‘s political position. I became enamored with the vitality with which she describes not only food but everyday encounters with people and life in France. Love it.

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Angeles
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My favorite French detective is back with another visit to Bretagne and awesome food and place descriptions. One thing to note is that there is a dog death in this book, so if this is too upsetting for you, be warned.
I love how the inspector always gets to solve the crime in 3 days. In fact, the books are structured as day 1, day 2, and day 3. Cute!!!