Gosh, I get a vicious headache if I don’t read anything for two weeks (or more than two days). Not even rereading? Poor you!

I hope you enjoy her books!

I know – it’s definitely a genre of its own. But I thought with this one, the setting was so vivid, and the business about tapestries was so interesting, it made it very worth reading. Plus it pokes fun at French bureaucracy, and I always love poking fun at bureaucracy. 😀

It kinda made me want to learn more about tapestry-making. I didn’t know people did that anymore, although of course people do nearly everything anymore, as a brief visit to a local RenFest will tell you.

I’m looking forward to your review! I am sure it will be far more thoughtful and intelligent than mine.

I hope you like it! The writing is just beautiful, and if you are at all into nature, this book will make you want to move to an isolated village in the south of France and set up shop there. :p

I expect she will. She likes nature better than I do. :p