Resultados para "Emily in Paris" en Contemporánea

A little bonjour goes a long way. The official authorized companion to the much-loved Netflix show Emily in Paris. Paris, J'Adore! is Emily Cooper's diary about her life in France so far. From leaving her boyfriend in Chicago to starting at marketing firm Savoir in Paris, it reveals all the thrill, fear and confusion Emily experiences as she embarks on her new life.

Also published as Where Rainbows End – now a major film as Love, Rosie. A story about love. And how life can get in the way… Previously published as WHERE RAINBOWS END. Sometimes fate just can’t stop meddling… Best friends since forever, Rosie and Alex have shared their hopes, dreams...

'Magical, romantic, fantastique' MILLY JOHNSON 'A perfect Parisian fantasy every woman will love' KATIE FFORDE 'Wow, wow, WOW. Her best and most perfect book yet. I adored every word. Sublime, as always' JILL MANSELL 'The perfect weekend read. I was so captivated I didn't notice I was turning...

'I enjoyed it SO much!' MARIAN KEYES 'With glorious characters and a dreamy setting, I couldn't have loved this book more' THE SUN Back to the city of dreams . . . Paris has always held a piece of Jess' heart, ever since she spent a magical summer there over twenty years ago. So when a writing...

'Sharp-edged and sexy, Half-Blown Rose is an utterly intoxicating story of love, betrayal, and loyalty' Taylor Jenkins Reid After learning a shocking truth about her husband's past, forty-four-year-old Vincent Wilde moves to Paris determined to build a new life. She's soon teaching modern art...

Your dream holiday is just a page away… You are invited to a summer of sparkling champagne, warm buttery croissants and a little bit of je ne sais quoi With a broken heart and a broken spirit, Hattie is in need of a summer escape. So when an opportunity comes up to work at a beautiful, stately...

Paris – und die Farben der Liebe! Marie lebt in Paris, der romantischsten Stadt der Welt. Aber den Glauben an die große Liebe hat die Kunststudentin längst verloren. Zu tief sitzt die Enttäuschung nach ihrer letzten zerbrochenen Beziehung. Deshalb will sie sich jetzt auf ihr Studium konzentrieren – und auf ihren Aushilfsjob im Museum. Bei einer ihrer Führungen lernt sie den jungen Lehrer Jan kennen. Vor den Seerosen von Claude Monet entdecken sie ihre gemeinsame Leidenschaft für Kunst. Und als Jan wenig später vorschlägt, zusammen einen Ausflug zu machen, sagt Marie spontan zu.