French themed book club

The Lost Girls of Paris by Pam Jenoff Book Club menu and questions

We loved Pam Jenoff's newest novel, The Lost Girls of Paris, so much that we decided to create a themed dinner for our book club discussion. With easy recipes we take the guess work out of hosting!

This is a huge list of all the book club dinner ideas you would ever need. Easily plan an entire year of book club parties and pair your book club book of the month with an easy themed dinner menu to go with it! You could take turns hosting or do it potluck style for the best book club dinner ever.

Forever Chic by Tish Jett The French Chic group I belong to decided it would be fun to do an online book club. As we were discussing which book to read first one of our members humbly mentioned that she had a book coming out. Parfait! Several of us pre-ordered and it began shipping this...Read More »

For the last few years I have been sharing images with you of my Supper Club. This small group plays a huge part in my life. We are all kindred spirits who thoroughly enjoy everything about the culinary experience. The...

The French Ingredient: Making a Life in Paris One Lesson at a Time; A Memoir [Bertch, Jane] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The French Ingredient: Making a Life in Paris One Lesson at a Time; A Memoir

Book lovers generally agree that book clubs are pretty awesome. I’ve been a part of a ton of them, and almost always get a lot out of the experience. That said, it takes dedication from many members to keep one going. So, if you’re looking for ideas of how to inject some life into your ...

Looking for French books and reading to fuel your love of Paris and the country? Check out these 7 books for francophones and francophiles.

Refreshing ideas for a successful book club. Five easy steps to create a fun and rewarding experience. Connect with your neighbors, learn something new and have fun at the same time!

I started a book club with three friends in August of 2008. The idea came up at my birthday dinner, my friend Priya to my right and my friend Rachel across the table. They didn't know one another, but engaged in a lively bookish discussion. There was wine involved. A few days later we confirmed that we were all still interested, we added Nora, and Book Club was born. Eventually we grew to a group of seven, and we met for almost six years before cross-country moves and babies and jobs forced…