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Janine Marsh

    Questa autrice ha scambiato la sua vita londinese per l'amore e la bella vita in Francia. La sua scrittura si svolge nella remota campagna francese, dove le sue giornate sono piene della cura di una moltitudine di animali. Con arguzia umoristica e autoironica, cattura le sfide e le gioie della vita rurale, condividendo le sue avventure e scoperte. Il suo stile è personale e spesso arguto, offrendo uno sguardo autentico sulla campagna francese.

    How to be French
    My Good Life in France
    My Four Seasons in France
    Toujours la France!
    • 2023

      Delve into the art of loving and living in every moment. What does it mean to be French? Is it pausing to enjoy a glass of good wine or a spread of cheese? Being a flâneur down laneways steeped in history? Knowing just how to dress so you always look effortlessly chic? This book is a celebration of the French lifestyle—an education in drinking to savor the moment, travelling indulgently, and cherishing food and culture. A lesson in the joy of taking things slowly. We may not all live in France, but anyone can learn how to be un petit plus français with this guide by Janine Marsh.

      How to be French
    • 2022

      Following on from her hugely popular books, My Good Life in France and My Good Year in France, ex-pat Janine Marsh shares more heart-warming and entertaining stories of her new life in rural France.

      Toujours la France!
    • 2020

      Janine Marsh recounts tales from a year in the rural idyll of France, revealing how an expat from London adapts to the changing seasons of the French countryside, all while renovating a dilapidated barn and trying to fit in with the locals.

      My Four Seasons in France
    • 2017

      My Good Life in France

      • 160pagine
      • 6 ore di lettura

      Ten years ago, Janine Marsh decided to leave her corporate life behind to fix up a run-down barn in northern France. This is the true story of her rollercoaster ride from her early struggles and homesickness through personal tragedy, to her attempts to become self-sufficient, with her sharp observations on the very different way of life in France.

      My Good Life in France