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4.0 out of 5 stars
Slow Start Leading to A Great Finish,
By YankeeChick "Yankee" (Wisconsin) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Seeking Provence: Old Myths, New Paths (Armchair Traveller) (Hardcover)
I really had to force myself to stick with this book for about the first sixty pages. The cover was so attractive that I felt that the book should be good, but I have been fooled before & almost returned it to the library numerous times. I kept plugging away and then around page 60, it got really good! I loved the way the author kept popping back and forth between his travels in Provence, art, history, and his personal life & family. His philosophical musings on Nietzhe (sp?)and Cezanne were very interesting and tied in beautifully with the landscape. Overall, I would recommend this book but skip the first part & start in Chapter 2 or so.
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Seeking Provence: Old Myths, New Paths (Armchair Traveller) by Nicholas Woodsworth (Hardcover - September 1, 2008)
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