So I've been doing this french living thing for a couple of weeks and I like it a lot. My first guidebook has been The Daily Connoisseur Jennifer Scott's Lessons from Madame Chic. I always pay a lot of attention to anyone who gets their book into Anthropologie as I think they are the best major retail curator out there. The book is an easy, breezy read and Scott's style is charming and has the requisite amount of self-deprecation. She summarizes the key points in each chapter so it makes it a nice reference book too. I enjoyed this book. Seems like I'm on a roll with the french books lately, French Kids Eat Everything, Bringing up Bebe and now this one. I'm glad I read the other two first, as this one takes up with an already raised family, hosting a foreign exchange student. What she observes about French Society is a carry over on the other two books on how the French raise their kids. Since French Society as a whole is pretty uniform in how they eat, raise their kids and live, this all makes sense. Lots of good pointers and a very enjoyable read.
Do You like book Le Lezioni Di Madame Chic (2011)?
great to see how the French live compared to us....something to think about
—Dustin
Unrealistic for my life. But it does make me want to GET RID OF STUFF.
—PoopSchmuck
Loved! Gave savvy style advice Parisian Style...just my cup of tea
—ms2066
