Lessons from Madame Chic
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When Jennifer Scott arrived at the doorstep of a grand Sixteenth Arrondissement apartment as a foreign exchange student, she was greeted by the woman who would become her mentor and the inspiration for the way she lived long after her time abroad was over. Madame Chic took the casual California teenager
… More »When Jennifer Scott arrived at the doorstep of a grand Sixteenth Arrondissement apartment as a foreign exchange student, she was greeted by the woman who would become her mentor and the inspiration for the way she lived long after her time abroad was over. Madame Chic took the casual California teenager under her wing, revealing the secrets of how to French elevate the little things in life to the art of living. Lessons from Madame Chic is the essential handbook for anyone wanting to incorporate that Parisian je ne said quoi into her daily life.
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Add a CommentLessons within that could benefit many a North American. Although the author is likely about three decades my junior, it is enlightening to see how she has learned and appreciated the European way...live with less, reject the New Materialism and be mindful and appreciative of quality over quantity. A quick read but nice little book.
I generally agree w. the author. However, I found this bk to be a little pretentious & privileged in a bad, upper-middle-class way, & possibly a self-published bk before it was picked up by a major publisher.