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"All you always wanted to know about the French but were afraid to ask! Explore the country and its people in a unique and personal way even before getting there. Travelers' Tales: your best passport to France and the French!"Anne Senges, Journal Francais d'Amerique
"Like gourmet chefs sampling the produce in an overstocked French market,
the editors of Travelers' Tales pick, sift, and prod their way through the
weighty shelves of contemporary travel writing, rejecting the second rate
and creaming off the very best. They have impeccable taste--a very
welcome addition to the genre."
William Dalrymple, travel writer and author of
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and organizing such a wide range of literature, O'Reilly and Habegger
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Nancy Paradis, St. Petersburg Times
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Scott Doggett, Los Angeles Times
"Like having been there, done it, seen it. If there's one thing
traditional guidebooks lack, it's the really juicy travel
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Jim Gullo, Diversion
"The books are lots of fun to dip into; in sum, they create a strong sense of place. France is the best of the three collections.
charm prevails."
Los Angeles Times
"These four dozen true contemporary adventures fit the bill for travelers to France, entertaining while educating readers how to get the most out of their own adventures."
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"Travelers' Tales France is stuffed with some of the best writing of recent about the country you will come across."
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