So July is over and I’ve really enjoyed reading and watching something a bit different from normal. I haven’t quite read everything I set out to but I will be reviewing Badfellas in the near future and I do need to do a post about the wonderful publishers of translated fiction that have provided books for review.

So what did I read?
Breaking Away by Anna Gavalda 5/5
The Breakers by Claudie Gallay 4/5
Monsieur Linh and His Child by Philippe Claudel 4/5
The Beast of the Camargue by Xavier-Marie Bonnot 3/5
I didn’t make much of a dent in my French films but I will watch the rest when I need a film fix:
Tell No One | Priceless
Photography:
Le vin couple sophistiqués boire
The Photography of Stéphane Giner
Paris Fashions, 1912
Baroness de Guestre [in home]
Inauguration of Poincare, Paris
I also blogged about: Meet Hector | The Tarasque
Thanks to Mike Stimpson for the French Lego photos! I should have posted these two sooner but I think this one of him riding off into the sunset is fitting for the end…

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I haven't read any of these books. Sounds like you had good fun with this theme. Love the lego photo's.
The lego photo's are too damn cute. Have enjoyed following your travels through France.