Paris France
“[A] testament of love…[and] affirmation of faith by one who knows the meaning of French civilization and loves France.”“Less a love affair than an enduring marriage with a people and a country.”“Full of charm, a very personal charm, and humor.”“[Gertrude Stein’s] droll double vision is best appreciated inParis France. First published in 1940 and freshly reissued with an introduction by Adam Gopnik, it’s a portrait of her beloved Paris pre-occupation, full of bons mots on fashion, food, art, and love—just the thing for a friend dreaming in French.”