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Paris in Love

A Memoir

by Eloisa James

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Paris in Love by Eloisa James

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  • Published Apr 2012
    272 pages
    Genre: Biography/Memoir

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Kimberly H. (Stamford, CT)

Paris In Love
I love Paris but did not love this book. The style- written as a blog, was somewhat disjointed. Okay for a beach book.

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