paris

When Sophie, the cover cat for Fancy Cat Magazine, is stranded in a Paris Metro station she must learn to fend for herself.

Presents over three hundred years of stories, letters, memoirs, poems, journalism, and other forms of writing about Paris from statesmen, soldiers, and authors such as Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin, Longfellow and Emerson, Frederick Douglass, Ernest Hemingway , and many more.

Sketches of the author's early life in Paris in the twenties provide nostalgic reminiscences of his first marriage and the discipline of developing his own literary craft.

Presents a pocket guide to French history and describes the city of Paris through the courtship of Napoleon and Josephine.

Presents over two hundred photos and illustrations of the cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris and discusses its history, design, construction, and style.

Briefly discusses the artistic and social climate of Paris during the 1920's and describes the experiences of the many American artists, writers, and musicians who chose to live and work there.

An accidental meeting in Paris changes the lives of powerful businessman Peter Haskell and Oliva Thatcher, wife of a famous senator, leading them to question everything they have worked for and believed in, and giving them hope for the future.

Presents an introduction to the Louvre, in simple text with illustrations, describing its history, its architecture, and the art that it contains.

Describes the techniques used and difficulties faced in building the Eiffel Tower, once the tallest building in the world and still an extremely popular tourist attraction.