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Caroline Fisher's avatar

I am

Enjoying this book so much, can’t wait

to start discussing!

Gaye McDermott's avatar

I'm hoping to see the movie soon, while I am reading the book in English. I'm heading to Paris in September his year, and hope to get some ideas of places to visit. I see that a couple of people have mentioned Malmaison - I don't even know what this is yet, but obviously associated with Josephine, so I expect to read about it as I get further into the book.

Caroline Fisher's avatar

No, I am hoping to go in September again and will visit while I’m in Paris then.

Caroline Fisher's avatar

I enjoyed her, I thought she did a great job, and the movie gave me some contacts that I really didn’t have prior. I have been to Malmaison, and I think I have to go again after watching the movie and reading this book.

Judy MacMahon—Fondatrice's avatar

We’re looking forward to your involvement Fidelma

Fidelma Ormsby's avatar

I look forward to following along. Its been years since I read the book but it has stayed with me.

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Fidelma Ormsby's avatar

Yes I do Judy, however I am in France and my book is in Canada :)

Yes I know the hardship is real

Fidelma

Fidelma Ormsby's avatar

I look forward to following along. Its been years since I read the book but it has stayed with me.

Judy MacMahon—Fondatrice's avatar

I thought Josephine was sensitively played in the movie. What a wonderful actress! I look forward to learning more about her in this book we’re reading. Thanks for introducing this book Jacqueline.

Bob Peterson's avatar

I felt in the Napolean movie the actress looked the part. The best scene was when Napolean first spots her at the gambling tables. She underplayed that bit which showed the many aspects of Josephines worldlyness..other than her subsequent relationship with him.