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1 author picked Mellow Mists and Walnut Wine as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
The Essence of French Country Life.
I was nervous. Could this sequel match the excellence of Lindy Viandier’s debut memoir? It certainly did.
The author tells us about her pastoral learning curve as she and her husband, Mr. V, settle into their idyllic Burgundian country home. And her enthusiasm is infectious.
Lindy’s descriptions of their animals and local events are charming, exuding gentle humour as she recounts hilarious tales about her quirky neighbours. Equally funny are her stories about Mr. V plus workmates, who attack the renovations of their home with enviable French verve. How Lindy creates her culinary masterpieces…
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