The Dud Avocado is a great title. And Americans in Paris in the 1950s reminds me of Giovanni's Room, although that's perhaps rather grim for a vacation read.
French writers do love their bricks. Or else they are Emile Zola, whose books are shorter, but also perhaps a bit more grim than you'd want for a vacation read!
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Date: 2024-05-16 03:02 pm (UTC)French writers do love their bricks. Or else they are Emile Zola, whose books are shorter, but also perhaps a bit more grim than you'd want for a vacation read!