A review by luckyliza13
The Little French Bistro, by Nina George
5.0
"We take coincidences like that one very seriously here, very seriously indeed,' he said deliberately. "They are life's signals to us."
"Those are precisely the kind of coincidences I was missing."
I. Love. This. Book. In fact, I may actually reread it because I feel I missed highlighting passages that I want to remember.
I do think if I read this when I was 20-30 years younger than I am now it wouldn't have the same impact on me as it did. So, younger women may not understand Marianne's complacency, her despair, her transformation, her unveiling, as much as women my age will know and find relatable.
There is surely no coincidence that I came across this book and read it at this point in my life. As Yann told Marianne, it is a "life signal." ❤️
"Those are precisely the kind of coincidences I was missing."
I. Love. This. Book. In fact, I may actually reread it because I feel I missed highlighting passages that I want to remember.
I do think if I read this when I was 20-30 years younger than I am now it wouldn't have the same impact on me as it did. So, younger women may not understand Marianne's complacency, her despair, her transformation, her unveiling, as much as women my age will know and find relatable.
There is surely no coincidence that I came across this book and read it at this point in my life. As Yann told Marianne, it is a "life signal." ❤️