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    French Kiss: Paris in Five Romance Stories
    French Kiss: Paris in Five Romance Stories
    French Kiss: Paris in Five Romance Stories
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    French Kiss: Paris in Five Romance Stories

    Written by Riley Smith

    Narrated by Veronica Paulton

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    The City of Lights is the City of Love, and has been for hundreds of years. This collection follows the stories of five passionate Parisians and the people they love, through the city's long history of great revolutions, violent battles, and tumultuous change.
    Adventure from the Renaissance to the Revolution. Enjoy the view from the Eiffel Tower at its first inaugural World’s Fair, and see the Roaring Twenties through the eyes of a brilliant Parisian poetess. Then join the bold students of May 1968 as they fight for their rights and the rights of the downtrodden. And, of course, all along the way, enjoy the sweet fruits of love in Paris in the springtime.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBryant Street Shorts
    Release dateNov 10, 2020
    ISBN9781094413136
    Author

    Riley Smith

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