Tag: graphic novels
My 10 Best Nonfiction Picks from 2022
Since it’s “Nonfiction November” I thought I’d spend some time reviewing my favorite nonfiction reads from this year. I’d say that on the whole, 2022 has been a better-than-usual year for nonfiction—basing that statement on nothing other than my personal experience. I feel like this year I broke through a…
Visiting the Louvre through the Eyes of Outstanding Cartoonists
Alain Passard, Revolutionary 3-Star Michelin Chef Who Went All Veggie
22 Sensational Reads for the Francophiles on your Gift List
5 Kindle Reading Tips to Better your French Proficiency
Two Graphic Novels, Illuminating Memoirs from the Middle East that are Fun to Read
Pierre Dragon Describes Life of French Anti-Terrorism Officer
Whenever I visit France or Quebec, I make it a point to visit as many bookstores as I can squeeze into my packed travel itinerary. Compared to the United States, the brick-and-mortar bookselling business is still thriving in France. The French people are not only buying books, they’re selling their books…
My 10 Best Nonfiction Picks from 2022

Since it’s “Nonfiction November” I thought I’d spend some time reviewing my favorite nonfiction reads from this year. I’d say that on the whole, 2022 has been a better-than-usual year for nonfiction—basing that statement on nothing other than my personal experience. I feel like this year I broke through a…
Visiting the Louvre through the Eyes of Outstanding Cartoonists
Alain Passard, Revolutionary 3-Star Michelin Chef Who Went All Veggie
22 Sensational Reads for the Francophiles on your Gift List
5 Kindle Reading Tips to Better your French Proficiency
Two Graphic Novels, Illuminating Memoirs from the Middle East that are Fun to Read
Pierre Dragon Describes Life of French Anti-Terrorism Officer

Whenever I visit France or Quebec, I make it a point to visit as many bookstores as I can squeeze into my packed travel itinerary. Compared to the United States, the brick-and-mortar bookselling business is still thriving in France. The French people are not only buying books, they’re selling their books…