The Lover's Guide: Art of Better Lovemaking: The Art of Better Lovemaking

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This book is an extensive and informative travel companion that is perfect for anyone interested in the literary history of Paris. I'm familiar with m any of the authors by name, but often do not know much (if anything) about their works--so particularly enjoyed the synopses of their more well-known works, which either prompted me toward or helped me decide to steer clear of them.

You can find lots of hidden gems of places to visit to follow in their footsteps and some brilliant discoveries to enjoy. Cope lists the favorite cafes and restaurants literary notables like Colette, Hugo, and Fitzgerald held lively discussions in (most of which still remain though under new ownership and new names). I haven’t heard of most of the places listed so it was so very neat to read the history of them all. The feeling of the bohemian lifestyles and literary salons comes through in the book covering authors who lived in Paris.I’ve been to Harry’s Bar but have never been to any of the libraries, something I plan to rectify on my next trip – I may even treat myself to a stay in one of the literary themed hotels. Thousands of people come every year to see the stunning places associated with the Royal Family, to watch spectacular ceremonies like Changing of the Guard, The Trooping of the Colour, or simply to explore the history and heritage of Royal London.

I highly recommend this book for anyone who loves London, anything about Britain and the Royal family.Yet this book revealed to me many more Parisian secrets, all of which I am keen to discover and see for myself on my next trip. As a book lover and travel enthusiast, I would highly recommend "The Book Lover's Guide to Paris" by Emily Cope. Many of the entries also include contact information for relevant destinations which will help during planning and execution of book themed trips to Paris.

My partner and my sex life has benefitted greatly from this book and I would highly recommend it to any couple. A great guide book for those who love Paris and books, and are looking for some unique bookish places explore.As the government’s national archive for England, Wales and the United Kingdom, The National Archives hold over 1,000 years of the nation’s records for everyone to discover and use. My history loving daughter and I are planning a trip to Kensington Palace next month and this guide will provide us with plenty to see in the surrounding area on our visit. Read how the passionate and overly idealistic Madame Bovary from Flaubert’s masterpiece exhibits all the traits of a Gemini, whilst the unconventional Virginia Woolf and Lewis Carroll, with his groundbreaking stories, are typical Aquarians.