I’m not gonna lie, I kind of expected to be this an unrealiable narrator kind of situation, I thought at some point, the book was going to turn pretty dark, but no.

It’s a nice story about motherhood and growing up, I won’t have kids, but as an oldest sibling, I could understand the sour anxiety of seeing the little one growing up and changing, trying really hard so they don’t grow up with the pain we got to grow, maybe. It’s a nice book, not high stakes or drama.

Link to the review which appeared on my website in 2014 - https://www.gonewiththefamily.com/2014/04/well-always-have-paris-book-review.html

Enjoyable memoir about a mother and a daughter in Paris. Nothing terribly earth shattering, but a decent memoir, especially if you have a daughter.

My review has been posted to my blog & Goodreads.

Review has also been tweeted as usual.

Thank you! :c)

I enjoyed the book when it was about the younger Rosie. I found it hard to relate to the older Rosie.