How to Be French
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Author: Margaret Ambrose
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 238
Francophiles will love this book! First published in 2005, it has been a best seller for New Holland PublishersWhen Margaret Ambrose began taking French lessons at the Alliance Francaise in Melbourne, Paris was a place where dreams were reality; a fairytale city where beauty, elegance and style were still the ultimate ambition. And Paris was a long way from the routine of Margaret?s life with a less-than-satisfying job in suburban Melbourne. Studying French allowed her, at least for a few hours a week, to forget her work and her fears of disappearing into suburbia. Margaret?s life began to fall into place when she landed the job of her dreams at an online women?s magazine. The job allowed her to pursue her passion for France and the language as she travelled to France to file stories, review French films and interview visiting French stars. How to Be French is about the challenges of learning another language but more than that, it is a captivating story about how your life can change when you follow your dreams.
Author: Margaret Ambrose
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 238
Francophiles will love this book! First published in 2005, it has been a best seller for New Holland PublishersWhen Margaret Ambrose began taking French lessons at the Alliance Francaise in Melbourne, Paris was a place where dreams were reality; a fairytale city where beauty, elegance and style were still the ultimate ambition. And Paris was a long way from the routine of Margaret?s life with a less-than-satisfying job in suburban Melbourne. Studying French allowed her, at least for a few hours a week, to forget her work and her fears of disappearing into suburbia. Margaret?s life began to fall into place when she landed the job of her dreams at an online women?s magazine. The job allowed her to pursue her passion for France and the language as she travelled to France to file stories, review French films and interview visiting French stars. How to Be French is about the challenges of learning another language but more than that, it is a captivating story about how your life can change when you follow your dreams.
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Margaret Ambrose
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 238
Francophiles will love this book! First published in 2005, it has been a best seller for New Holland PublishersWhen Margaret Ambrose began taking French lessons at the Alliance Francaise in Melbourne, Paris was a place where dreams were reality; a fairytale city where beauty, elegance and style were still the ultimate ambition. And Paris was a long way from the routine of Margaret?s life with a less-than-satisfying job in suburban Melbourne. Studying French allowed her, at least for a few hours a week, to forget her work and her fears of disappearing into suburbia. Margaret?s life began to fall into place when she landed the job of her dreams at an online women?s magazine. The job allowed her to pursue her passion for France and the language as she travelled to France to file stories, review French films and interview visiting French stars. How to Be French is about the challenges of learning another language but more than that, it is a captivating story about how your life can change when you follow your dreams.
Author: Margaret Ambrose
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 238
Francophiles will love this book! First published in 2005, it has been a best seller for New Holland PublishersWhen Margaret Ambrose began taking French lessons at the Alliance Francaise in Melbourne, Paris was a place where dreams were reality; a fairytale city where beauty, elegance and style were still the ultimate ambition. And Paris was a long way from the routine of Margaret?s life with a less-than-satisfying job in suburban Melbourne. Studying French allowed her, at least for a few hours a week, to forget her work and her fears of disappearing into suburbia. Margaret?s life began to fall into place when she landed the job of her dreams at an online women?s magazine. The job allowed her to pursue her passion for France and the language as she travelled to France to file stories, review French films and interview visiting French stars. How to Be French is about the challenges of learning another language but more than that, it is a captivating story about how your life can change when you follow your dreams.
How to Be French