Thirty Days in Paris: The gorgeously escapist, romantic and uplifting new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author

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I received a free copy of, Thirty Days in Paris, by Veronica Henry, from the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. A gloriously escapist read, evoking all the sparkling sights, sensations and style of the most romantic city in the world with the irresistible effervescence of Veronica's writing. What Veronica Henry shows you is that life begins at whatever point an individual decides and all that is needed is to be a tiny bit brave. Oh my goodness I absolutely loved this so much, I just couldn’t get enough of it, it had everything that I love about a good book.

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After her 25 year marriage ended she decided to give herself some time to discover who she is now and who she wants to be. It’s fascinating how Juliet’s first person ‘Ingenue’ sections are gradually uncovered with a hint of mystery that leads Judith to her current third person narrative. It’s probably not very realistic on an every day basis but the book certainly made me want to revisit the city and to try and find some of Juliet’s bars, restaurants and markets.The authors love for Paris shines in this book, she made me believe I was their experiencing it all with them.

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What will happen during the next thirty days in Paris is entirely up to her and she is ready to tell her story. She paints a picture so beautifully with her words and this did not disappoint, iv also learned not to read one of her books while hungry as the food descriptions have your mouth watering constantly.I love books that besides entertaining, also teach me something, and in this one I have learnt thar Apero Dinners are a hit. Well this gorgeous book proves that Paris IS always a good idea, even if that’s just escaping there for a while in literary form! really enjoyed going between both timelines of this book, I loved how much young Juliet embraced the city, she made great friendships and discovered a great love for Paris. Thank you very much Veronica Henry for such a lovely read and definitely deserving of a 5 star ⭐️ review.

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Juliet finds herself single again after her marriage of twenty five years has come to an amicable end, as she and her husband Stuart no longer want the same things, so she sets off on a journey to rediscover herself, and where better than Paris, the place she fell in love thirty years ago and found the love of her life, Olivier. It's a favourite city to visit for me , and reading about it always has me feeling nostalgic for those lovely times.So she puts on her best red lipstick, books a cosy attic apartment near Notre-Dame and takes the next train out of London. Whether it’s because Juliet is older than the thirty-something protagonists of so many novels, or whether it’s the author’s skilful use of the senses to create place, or perhaps the quality of emotion running through the story I’m not sure. För drygt 20 år sedan var Juliet au pair i Paris - hon trivdes med familjen och hon hittade både vänner och kärleken. But don't worry if you've never been to the city of Light: Veronica's writing is so wonderful you will be able to picture yourself there, too. I didn't want it to end and read this book for hours at a time, needing to know what happens to the main character Juliet and her friends and family next.