In the Press......
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| "One of the difficulties of holidaying is France is what to do in the evenings in
the absence of television. I can reveal that the secret is: Read A Normandy Tapestry" |
France in Print |
| "Every page is an eye opener ...rarely does a book get so under-the-skin of
France. Exhilarating and educational, a rare duo of delights" |
Richard Binns, best selling author on France. |
| "Informative and immensely enjoyable. Essential reading for the visitor to rural
France - armchair or otherwise." |
Living France - who went on to serialise the book. |
| "Humour ....village life .....history ....everything of Normandy is here." |
France Magazine |
| The press can offer no higher critical accolade than featuring a book..... |
Featured front-page in the Weekend Telegraph |
The Readers
(extracts from letters to the author)
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| "I can't tell you how much I enjoyed reading A Normandy Tapestry. I thought that
your book was exceptionally good value - quite equal to 'A Year in Provence'" |
Mrs Sarah Appleby, Brampton, Cambridge |
| "I thought your book was BRILLIANT. I have always been interested in the Norman
lineage; also the excerpt on D.Day, which clarified a number of things, even for me who
was involved in it! " |
R.W. Deacon, Yeovil |
| "The weave of your book is quite masterful. I just could not put it down.
Sometimes I laughed so much I woke my wife up. At other times I was deeply moved. Then she
got hold of it; and the same thing happened all over again in reverse. Thank you! " |
Richard Avery, Boston |
| "I thought your book A Normandy Tapestry was superb. I hope you make a lot of
money out of it. One has to read it a few times to glean all the information contained in
it " |
Ken Garrett, Brighton |
| "Thank you particularly for avoiding the arrogant and condescending 'here be
peasants' tone of some works that I've read on rural France, and for the most enjoyable
and accurate evocation of the French countryside that I have ever read. " |
Glyn Fenton, Coutances, Normandy |
| "A classic. A book to read and reread; but not to lend out!" |
Sandy Heron, Los Angeles |
| "What I love about your book is that it can be read on
two levels-as an excellent evocative read, or the second time more slowly, savouring and
digesting all that you say. That you make it work on both levels make it, in my mind, a
masterpiece." |
Marie-Anne Duval, Rouen |
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