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1 author picked A Murder Most French as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I like to read historical mysteries partly because I enjoy learning about the past. Post World War II Paris comes to life for me in this book featuring American ex-pat Tabitha Knight. With the help of her friend, a young Julia Child (yes, that Julia Child), Tabitha investigates the poisoning of a chef at Le Cordon Bleu where Julia is studying.
This book is a great blend of history, mystery and Paris's culinary world. It took me to the catacombs of Paris and revealed a bit about the city's wartime past.
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