My Little Paris is the favorite website of Parisian women (200,000 women in Paris are members). In their first book, the creators of the site share their best-kept secret addresses in this book, to be the first in a series. Oh so chic and a little bit naughty, just like Parisian women, this is THE book to slip into your handbag when you visit the city. It is an amazing concentration of brilliant Parisian addresses illustrated by funny, elegant drawings by Kanako, a Japanese artist who captures on paper the Paris we all dream of. Fany, the founder of My Little Paris, always finds well-hidden gems in the urban Parisian jungle. In two years, word of mouth turned her site into a must-have for Parisiennes. Completely unknown addresses, secrets for those in the know, and easy little escapades just to get out of the rut; all of this and more can be found in My Little Paris!

My Little Paris

Travel

Taret, Catherine

Péchiodat, Fany

Pechiodat, Amy

Brunet, Anne-Flore

Kuno, Kanako

Lilly, Mademoiselle

Webanck, Ana

Orjubin, Celine

Europe

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A second volume of creative and inspirational photography of New York life and atmosphere by French artist CharlElie. Text in English and French.

New York be CharlElie 2

Arts & Photography

Elie, Charl

Photography & Video

• The only official guide book to Paris using the Metro The Paris Métro has 16 lines, 300 stations, runs for 214 kilometres, transports 4 million travelers per day. For the first time this guidebook reveals this wonderful network and its treasures. For each Métro station there is a map of the neighborhood, the history of the station and the origins of its name. There is also a selection of addresses, cultural sites to visit, monuments to admire, restaurants, bistros, boutiques and unusual tips. The reader can stop at any station and always know what to do and see. It is a wonderful way to discover or re-discover Paris, above and below ground. At the front of the book is a fold-out map of the Métro. A guidebook that everyone who visits Paris needs to have in their pocket!

Discover Paris by Metro

Rue, Anne-Claire

Clair, Aurélie

This modern and hedonistic address book for men in Paris is full of tips, illustrations and photographs to entice any man to make the most of his time in the 'city of light'. Short literary texts describe Paris' many small daily pleasures for men such as smoking a cigar on a sidewalk café terrace, getting his shoes shined, enjoying an espresso in the morning, exploring secondhand bookshops, wandering through the city at dusk, attending a matinée screening in the cinema, renting a classic car, playing outdoor tennis, getting a stylish new haircut, having breakfast in a luxury hotel and buying a fitted suit, as well as slightly more risqué activities such as casting furtive glances at women's bra straps in restaurants. The book also includes interviews with some famous Parisian men including François Simon, Frédéric Beigbeder, Fabrice Lucchini and Edouard Baer, as well as a guide to choosing wine and whiskey, tips on how to pick out a sophisticated aftershave and information on the best cocktail bars, night clubs, cafés and secret hideaways in the city.

Paris for Men

Richard, Thierry

An authentic Provencal cooking class, from an authentic Provence cook.

Reine Sammut: Mediterranean Cuisine

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Garabedian, Jean-Phillippe

Cooking Methods

A great reason to visit the Big Apple Famous American films that are universally known QR codes to watch the film trailers with your tablet or smartphone Many of the greatest film-makers have used the beautiful and exciting city of New York, as a backdrop for their work. This guide takes in some of the most famous and some of the lesser-known locations in the city, neighbourhood by neighborhood to facilitate visits. This illustrated guide is completed by QR (quick response) codes to see all the film trailers, taking the reader to bars, restaurants, hotels, boutiques, galleries and theaters that have been used in films. The text includes anecdotes and fun ideas to discover New York as seen on the big screen. Includes the following: 87th to 72nd St W 83rd / Café Lalo - You've Got Mail; W 72nd / Dakota Hotel - Rosemary's Baby; 3rd Avenue / JG Melon Kramer vs. Kramer 65th to 51st St 20 Lincoln Center Plaza / NY City Ballet Lincoln Center Black Swan; 5th Avenue / Tiffany &amp; Co Breakfast at Tiffany's; Riverview Terrace Manhattan 50th to 33rd St Rockefeller Plaza / Roof Garden Rockefeller Center Spiderman; 5th Avenue E 42nd Street / New York Public Library The Day after Tomorrow 26th to 11th St W 23rd Street - Chelsea Hotel: Léon, the Professionnal, 9 ½ Weeks Prince to Greenwich Broadway / Dean &amp; Deluca Julie &amp; Julia; Hudson Street / Bubby The Devil Wears Prada; Moore Street / Hook &amp; Ladder 8 - Ghostbusters Brooklyn Court Street / Bookcourt - Eat, Pray, Love; Flatbush Avenue Extension / Junior's Sex and the City and many more.....

The Film Lover's New York: 60 Legendary Addresses that Inspired Great Movies

Humor & Entertainment

Boespflug, Barbara

Billon, Beatrice

Movies

In the French capital there are maestros who know how to transform the most basic ingredients into transcendent delicacies. There are young artisans, trained in Paris or abroad, creating daring fusions of exotic flavors, in interesting, innovative spaces. But, where are the best of the best to be found? The immense choice of addresses makes it hard for anyone but a true insider to pick. Caroline Mignot has crisscrossed Paris in search of sugary delights and knows them all. Here, she guides the reader in the search for the best classics as well as new creations. My Sweet Paris: The Top 150 Places for Dessert in Paris starts with a section of copious and mouth-watering tasting notes by type of dessert/sweet followed by a complete address book to find each place.

My Sweet Paris: The Top 150 Places for Dessert in Paris (Les Guides Du Chene)

Mignot, Caroline

Yann Arthus-Bertrand, internationally bestselling photographer of The Earth From Above, shares over 200 aerial photographs of the City of Light. The unique point of view shows Paris in a completely different way: the reader will take a dive into cosy little streets, rooftops, courtyards, monuments... the unique poetry of each neighborhood is highlighted. In a way that is impossible from street level, you can see the old neighborhoods of Montmartre, Montparnasse and Ménilmontant; iconic historical monuments like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame or the Invalides; or perhaps modern Paris like La Défense or the new neighborhoods around the Bibliothèque nationale. Organized around the major quarters (the banks of the Seine, Ile de la Cité and Ile Saint-Louis, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Luxembourg, the Latin Quarter; Austerlitz-Tolbiac, "Chinatown"; Orsay, les Invalides; Montparnasse, Denfert-Rochereau; the Eiffel Tower, the Champ de Mars, Trocadéro; l Etoile, the Champs-Elysées, Place de la Concorde; Madeleine, the Opera; Pigalle, Montmartre; canal Saint-Martin, Belleville, Ménilmontant, Oberkampf, Père Lachaise; Bastille, the Marais, les Halles; the Louvre, Palais-Royal, les Tuileries; la Défense), this bilingual edition paints an intimate and unique portrait of Paris, the city of lights. Text in English and French.

Paris From Above (English and French Edition)

Arthus-Bertrand, Yann.

Painting

Why was the Place de la Nation formerly called la Place du Trône? Has the Panthéon always been the resting place of great men? Who exactly decided where the Hôtel de Ville should stand? What saved the Eiffel Tower from destruction? Whose idea was it to turn the Tuileries into the capital's first public garden? What is the difference between the Assemblée Nationale and the Palais Bourbon? Complete with period engravings, this small album tells the history of Paris through its twenty arrondissements and its main monuments. Also available: My Little Paris ISBN 9782812304651 - $19.95 Discover Paris by Metro ISBN 9782812305528 - $19.95 Paris from Above ISBN 9782812312213 - $14.00 My Sweet Paris ISBN 9782812311444 - $19.95 Film Lover's Paris ISBN 9782812308413 - $19.95 Paris for Men ISBN 9782812305825 - $24.95 Paris by Bike ISBN 9782812308512 - $19.90

The Little Book of Paris

History

Foufelle, Dominique

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<li>Fifty-six signature recipes from one of the finest Parisian restaurants and Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin</li>
<li>More than cooking: discover the history of one of the oldest gourmet restaurants in Paris</li>
<li>Le Grand Véfour, a monument of French cuisine, reveals its history, secrets and recipes in this eponymous fine book</li>
</ul>
Le Grand Véfour is one of the most famous and oldest gourmet restaurants in Paris. It is a veritable jewel of the 18th century "art décoratif", located in the heart of Paris, next to the Gardens of the Palais Royal. Le Grand Véfour has been the finest gourmet rendezvous of the Parisian political, artistic and literary society for more than two hundred years.
This book retraces the history of the Grand Véfour, founded in 1784, with anecdotes and texts about the many celebrities who have eaten there. Guy Martin shares about fifty of the restaurant's signature recipes and talks about the restaurant's service and atmosphere. The text is accompanied by magnificent four-color photographs that capture the atmosphere, gilding, reflections in the age-old mirrors and of course the delicious food.

Le Grand Véfour: Guy Martin

Martin, Guy

Langot, Michel

LANGOT, Domitille

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