Hosted by Thyme for Tea and Readerbuzz.
My first week has been slow to Paris, but busy here on the homefront. If you are participating in Paris in July this year and would like to try your hand at this puzzle, I’d love to send it on to you. Leave a comment telling me you want it and I’ll get it sent out next week!
The Little Paris Bookshop has such a great premise. Monsieur Perdu has a floating bookstore in Paris where he interviews customers to chose just the right book for what ails them. He’s a book doctor! That’s not the plot, but those parts were my favorites. After chapter 6 or 7 I had to stop and think about my reading habits. He really made me want to elevate my choices, which went along well with Read Dangerously that I read last month. I read to escape, but choosing quality choices for me is also important. The story wasn’t what I thought it would be, but I did really like it and some parts were pure magic.
I’m hoping for more Paris and more posts (reading and writing) this week while Gage is at camp.
Stacy's Books 
Your photo of the book, the cocktail, and the day lilies is very nice.
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OOh – I love give aways!! What a lovely way to celebrate Paris in July! I will be travelling a bit this week, so I might think about a listening book too. Lovely to see you with us again this year 🙂
I have The Little Paris Bookshop ready to start as soon as I finish my current book (Klara and the Sun). I’m so glad to hear that you enjoy it!
Love anything Paris and I do like the images on this post
What a beautiful puzzle! My sister has decorated her game room with Paris puzzles she has put together during the pandemic. I gave her two new ones, one of Paris posters and the other of Christmas in Paris, for her birthday on Wednesday!