The Lover's Guide: Art of Better Lovemaking: The Art of Better Lovemaking

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Corvus Atlantic’s commercial fiction list which includes women’s, historical, romance, sci-fi, crime and thriller. Well laid out with plenty of photographs and maps and choked full of information on such greats as Victor Hugo, Honoré de Balzac, Marcel Proust, and many more. One of the things that impressed me the most about this guide is how well the author captured the essence of Paris through her writing. This is a must-have for anyone taking a trip to London, and a fun read for those of us who are armchair travelers. Broken down by period, the book provides information on sites important to literature, as well as information about the authors and their lives.

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If you thought this was a coffee table book and expected lush photography instead of useful pictures, well, read the book description or even, alas, the title. The descriptions explain why they are included so no one who reads the book should be confused about why each is included, even if it is only because the first action in the book takes place there.

As the government’s national archive for England, Wales and the United Kingdom, The National Archives hold over 1,000 years of the nation’s records for everyone to discover and use. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Her descriptions are vivid and engaging, and the full-color photographs are breathtaking and perfectly capture the spirit and atmosphere of the city. We are keen supporters of budding authors, artisans and makers and local authors with small print runs who are seeking an outlet to sell their products.Yet this book revealed to me many more Parisian secrets, all of which I am keen to discover and see for myself on my next trip. The Book Lover's Guide to Paris is an extensive and informative travel companion, shedding new light on an ever-popular subject and spanning three centuries of the city's unique literary history, from Victor Hugo's Paris to the Lost Generation literati and present-day works such as Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code. For example, in chapter 2 on Kensington and Chelsea, there is information on the Albert Memorial, Bluebird Cafe (Harry went there), Chelsea Physic Garden, Kensington Palace and the Diana, Princess of Wales Fountain, among others. The author skillfully sets each element in both its historical and literary places, connecting dots I'd not thought or been aware of prior.

Cope lists the favorite cafes and restaurants literary notables like Colette, Hugo, and Fitzgerald held lively discussions in (most of which still remain though under new ownership and new names). My history loving daughter and I are planning a trip to Kensington Palace next month and this guide will provide us with plenty to see in the surrounding area on our visit. The Book Lover’s Guide to Paris is the perfect guidebook for literary buffs looking to explore all Paris has to offer in that regard. Read more about the condition Very Good: A book that has been read and does not look new, but is in excellent condition. I loved the section where some of the latest and greatest novels set in Paris are listed along with beautifully photographed scenic spot suggestions to enjoy your reading experience.It was a lovely little literary adventure that made me desperately want to go back to France in the near future and that gave me plenty of ideas for what to do when I’m there. The author rounds things out with travel tips, including hotels, restaurants and bars either mentioned in books or frequented by authors mentioned in the guide.