French Fried: one man's move to France with too many animals and an identity thief (Paperback)

from onebookshy

I enjoyed this book quite a bit. One of the main reasons I requested it to begin with was because of the couple's need to move horses as well as their "smaller" pets over a distance. As I have had to haul horses (and dogs & cats) across the country, I figured this would be something I could relat...

from crmass

This is the first book I read on my nook and it wasn't a bad way to start. I wasn't really into the book at the beginning, but as it progressed I started to enjoy it more and more. I would have liked translations of the French phrases, like the glossary that was included for some of the terms, bu...

from bremmd

I won this book from LibraryThing Early Reviewer and it's the first book I've read on my husband's Nook. It's a great find on both. I won't give my opinion of the Nook here except to say I enjoyed it more than I thought I would. Now on the "French Fried". I'll start by saying it's not my favorite...

from RedBowlingBallRuth

French Fried tells the story of Chris and his wife Shelagh as they make the move from England to France. Along with them come their three cats, two horses and the impossible, yet lovable pup Gypsy. Basically, everything that possibly can go wrong does. Sometimes several times even. When the coupl...

from GeraniumCat

I have mixed feelings about this book, probably enjoying it more than I feel I ought to have done. It's a bit of a mixed bag, with a detective story - following up the trail of an identity thief - lifting it out of the run-of-the-mill moving-to-a-foreign-country-disaster story, in that it contain...