As featured in 'France: 10 best spots for book lovers in Paris, from Victor Hugo’s house to Ernest Hemingway’s favourite bar'.

Discover the joy of reading with us, your trusted source for affordable books that do not compromise on quality. But this guide is not just informative and entertaining; it is also full of practical information that will make it easy for book lovers to explore the abundance of literary history Paris has to offer. This guide will enable book lovers to explore the abundance of literary history Paris has to offer, as well as making the most of the city itself.As a travel lover, and also as a bookworm, every content about the two subjects draws my attention strongly.

The appetite for royals is insatiable with some so this would be a good guide for those fixated on the comings and goings of the Family. No missing or damaged pages, no creases or tears, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins. Information here includes a lot I didn't know about some of the places I visited in the past, so even revisiting those places will be worthwhile. This book explains and shows a wide range of sexual positions, although I must admit my partner and I have not been so adventurous as to try them all out yet! The Lovers' Guide is the most frank, informative and visually explicit guide to lovemaking ever published.

So, sit back and take a tour from your favorite chair and, hopefully, you can actually visit one day. I highly recommend this to anyone travelling to, thinking of visiting or like myself, forever dreaming of Paris. 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. Rome will play a part in the lives of all these characters to make sure they find the happiness they deserve. Lovers' Guide products has expanded to ten further DVDs, a book, an encyclopaedia, two CD-ROMs and cassettes and CDs of the soundtracks.

I am planning on traveling to Paris next year and being an avid reader this book really whet my appetite for the literary Paris. 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. The reader steps into lives of many famous authors, Dumas, Hugo, Wilde, Proust, Hemingway (to name a few), visits their haunts and their homes and the inspiration behind some of their greatest works. Astrology and literature have so much in common: our star signs help us to understand ourselves, our motivations and our behaviour, whilst reading enables us to make sense of the world, our own characters and those around us.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. Discover where the Duchess of Cambridge danced with Paddington Bear, where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge together with Prince Harry duelled with wands, the bakery popular with Meghan, Duchess of Suffolk, an apothecaries garden of which the Prince of Wales is patron and some of Princess Eugenie’s artistic venues. Not just for ‘Royal Lovers’ though, this would be useful for anyone planning a sightseeing trip to London! Broken down by period, the book provides information on sites important to literature, as well as information about the authors and their lives.

I'm familiar with m any of the authors by name, but often do not know much (if anything) about their works--so particularly enjoyed the synopses of their more well-known works, which either prompted me toward or helped me decide to steer clear of them. It was pretty interesting to get to know a little more about the French famous names of Literature Like Alexandre Dumas, Victor Hugo, Simone Beauvoir and many more on, and How Can We recognise some of their inspirations walking around the places of the Parisian setting.Accessible, digestible and pretty much pocket sized, this is a great guide for any travelling bibliophile! It was in London that most of the drama of Anne Boleyn’s life and death was played out – most famously, in the Tower of London, the scene of her coronation celebrations, of her trial and execution, and where her body lies buried.