Je T'aime Comme Ca - Charles Aznavour

Advantages: Great metro service, beautiful city to explore on foot,
Disadvantages: Perhaps more difficult for disabled people, busy busy busy, lots of sellers and beggars, STRIKES

...shopping centre - Les Quatres Temps. However, La Défense can be reached on line 1 of the metro, and though this will take longer, it's slightly cheaper (although we're talking a matter of centimes). * Line B - Blue - this line serves both Orly and Charles de Gaulle airports, as well as the Stade de France (also served by RER D). Line B also serves the Gare du Nord. An important thing to remember when using the RER is that you must keep your ticket safe. You're supposed to keep your ticket anyway, as you can be asked to show it at any point within the metro system, but it is especially important with the RER as you need your ticket to get out (much like in the London Underground). BY BUS:- I don't really have much to say about the buses in Paris, as I never really used them. There's a vast network of buses, but I find it much... Read review

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Advantages: Might make you cry
Disadvantages: a truly beautiful book, available in many versions

...available is the baby book based on the story, which makes a wonderful gift to new parents and coast £13.32. Oh the book now appears in several other languages too, for a change you could try, Devine Combien Je T?aime for £5.25 which as you may have guessed is the French version. In summary this is a book of great appeal to all ages, if you have ever loved a child or been a child yourself, this will make your heartbeat a little faster and a tear fill your eye, I defy you not to be moved by this mighty little story.... Read review

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Advantages: Brilliant cast and storyline
Disadvantages: None, unless you dislike foreign films.

...I'll be honest and say that up until now, I have never watched a foreign film in my life. I didn't like the idea of having to read the subtitles at the bottom of the screen as well as watching the on-screen action, so therefore I didn't bother. This film caught my attention in a preview on another DVD I had watched, so I decided to take a chance and rent it from the library. If I didn't like it, I hadn't lost anything but as it turned out, the film really did live up to its name! Jean is being run ragged at his job as a bartender at a very posh hotel in Southern France. But his luck is about to change when he bumps into stunning guest Iréne. She's usually on the arm of a rich older man who buys her anything she wants, and after mistaking Jean for a fellow guest, she falls for him. But a year later upon her return, she discovers Jean... Read review

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