Nina George, "The Little French Bistro"
July 8, 2017
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as posted by the channelGeorge charmed readers with The Little Paris Bookshop, a magical tale of love lost and found. In her new novel, the journalist and storytelling teacher follows Marianne, an American woman so worn down by her loveless marriage and the decades of denial that have kept her stuck there, that on a vacation in Paris she throws herself into the Seine. She survives, lets her husband fly home without her and, on a whim, moves to Brittany. Steeped in the beauty of the French landscape, good food, friends, and even romance, Marianne’s new life has everything her old one lacked.
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