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Waterstones commented, “Stefania has lovingly created a book that we should buy for all of our loved ones and treasure forever.”įollowing its publication in November 2019, Alice O’Keeffe’s debut novel has received an abundance of rave reviews. Last night, a sold-out Waterstones at Tottenham Court Road hosted Stefania in conversation with Olivia Petter, host of the chart-topping podcast Millennial Love. An award-winning journalist and documentary maker, Stefania decided to set out alone on a road trip across France, sleeping in strangers’ homes, asking ordinary men and women the one question everyone wants to know the answer to: What is love? The resulting book is a treasure trove of poignant and profound stories about love, accompanied by beautiful photographs. In celebration of Valentine’s Day, Stefania Rousselle paid a visit to London this week to promote and talk about her recently published book Amour: How The French Talk About Love. ‘Older is its own Pandora’s Box, a treatise on freedom, self-knowledge… A nuanced compilation of quips, musings, digressions, pep talks, and commiserations about the pros and cons of aging.’ ‘Relatable insights… The book explores the surprises, good and bad, of growing older.’ ‘Tackles the art of aging with a healthy dose of humour and aplomb.’ Peppered with inspirational quotes and comedic anecdotes, it is soulful truth-telling with a wink and a prayer… a deep dive into the bittersweet angst that comes with experience, resonating deeply with those of us reverberating in the in-between.’
‘Older, But Better, But Older is a book to read late at night in one go and then buy for your girlfriends. Since its publication on 2 nd January, it has attracted glowing press reviews, a selection of which are included below.
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Older But Better, But Older, the new offering from Caroline de Maigret and Sophie Mas who first brought us the bestseller How To Be Parisian, is now available to buy in the UK. Louisa Hall’s kaleidoscopic novel about Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, has been released in France.Įlle France reviewed the translated work, describing Trinity as ‘intelligent and brimming with ideas (…) the pleasure of reading this novel is heightened by its profundity.’
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