The Lost Carousel of Provence (Audiobook)

from jessicadelellis

I received an ARC of this book for free from the publisher (Berkley Books) in exchange for an honest review. This was such a charming and quaint story! The book started off a bit slow. It took a while for the story to actually take shape and for the historical parts to start making sense (the boo...

from susan0316

I love reading historical fiction and I love books that are set in France so this book was a perfect read for me. I have seen several of the carousels in Paris that the author mentions but I guess it's time for another trip to Paris to see the rest (don't I wish!) This is a dual time line story. ...

from Charlotte_Lynn

Juliet Blackwell tells the story of Cady, present time, and the 1900's in France using a dual timeline format. While it can sometimes get confusing which time you are reading, Juliet does an amazing job keeping the two storylines separate while weaving them together a little bit at a time. I like...

from LisCarey

Orphan Cady Drake grew up in Oakland, in foster care and group homes, until, finally, stealing something from an antiques shop, or trying to, throws her into the path of Maxine, the antique store owner. Now Maxine has died, Cady has lost her unborn, accidental baby to a miscarriage, and even find...

from SilversReviews

Who wouldn't want to go to Paris and photograph carousels? Cady was excited to head to Paris when she received the assignment especially since her interest in carousels had begun when she was a child and found Gus. Gus was a carved carousel rabbit with a secret Cady found hidden inside Gus when h...